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71 examples of Flour in a sentence

We are missing the story of Nehia, a Palestinian woman in Gaza who, the minute there was a cease-fire in the last year's war, she left out of home, collected all the flour and baked as much bread for every neighbor to have, in case there is no cease-fire the day after.
This disruptive mentality of what food is would essentially open up the encyclopedia of what raw ingredients are, even if we just swapped out, say, one of these for flour, that would eliminate so much energy and so much waste.
Get us a mill so that we can mill our flour, then we will be able to pay for the rest ourselves."
Bakers have flour on their hands.
We invested in the second scenario, and backed 26-year-old Kenyan entrepreneur Eric Muthomi to set up an agro-processing factory called Stawi to produce gluten-free banana-based flour and baby food.
Bugs can be eaten whole to make up a meal or ground into flour, powder, and paste to add to food.
Or one time, Navid said that our talk was like we were always making bread, and that we were always adding in a little more flour and a little more water, and folding it in and turning it over and never getting around to baking it.
Well, we've already made a protein meal, so you can imagine something similar to a soybean meal, or even cornmeal, or wheat flour.
For this painting, I mixed flour in with the bathwater to make it cloudy and I floated cooking oil on the surface and stuck a girl in it, and when I lit it up, it was so beautiful I couldn't wait to paint it.
Fruits, vegetables, whole wheat flour, brown rice, in their natural forms, are rich in fiber.
I see the master baker placing the buns over a thin layer of flour so the bottoms don't burn.
White flour is sweet.
There's no gluten in flour.
But most of those seeds get crushed and turned into flour.
So we turn it into flour.
So, we've got now this flour.
You can use flour and water, or cornstarch and water.
And around eight o'clock he sort of sneaks away from his oven, cleans his hands from the flour and calls his wife.
We used to fill balloons with flour instead of water when we played.
But what perhaps I didn't realize as I played with flour balloons as a child, and as I poured sand on my head as an adult, is that some of the techniques that seem second nature to me and to others who live in dry countries might help us all address what is fast becoming a global crisis.
In 1970, feminists invaded the 'Miss World' beauty contest in London and brought the occasion to a halt by pelting the stage with flour and eggs.
The John Bell death scene looks like they got out flour and tried to do something with it to make him look as a serious sick man.
That probably didn't read funny but on screen it was hilarious as were some more slapstick involving flour being thrown and a later sequence that takes place in Fatty's girlfriend's boarding school with Fatty dressed in drag and Buster helping Fatty's rival also in drag.
Two guys, a miller and a chimney sweep bump into each other--falling and throwing flour and coal dust all over each other as they tussle.
She explained that the term is actually "Five Pound PARTY" and it was a quaint tradition where a sort of bridal shower was held and the gifts were geared towards helping the bride set up her kitchen: five pounds of sugar, five pounds of flour, and so on.
The absence of antitrust laws, combined with weak consumer protection, means that in many countries, only two or three major companies control markets for items like salt, sugar, flour, milk, oil, and tea .
Milk products, for example, may fit into four different tax rates; generic flour will not be taxed, but branded flour will be taxed at 5%.
And in the 1930s, vitamin A-fortified milk and flour enriched with iron and B vitamins were introduced in a number of developed countries.
Haiti’s fortification project will focus on enriching wheat flour with iron and folic acid, vegetable oils with vitamin A, and salt with iodine.
A research paper by Stephen Vosti of the University of California, Davis, and colleagues shows that 95% of Haiti’s wheat flour could be fortified for a decade with an investment of just $5.1 million in premixed micronutrients, equipment, and training.
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