bakery
IPA: bˈeɪkɝi
noun
- A place in which bread (and often other baked goods such as cakes) is baked and/or sold.
- The trade of a baker.
- (uncountable, US) Baked goods.
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Examples of "bakery" in Sentences
- Vegan bakery has to vacate.
- The bakery was open to the street.
- The father was the owner of a bakery.
- It is the second largest bakery chain in the country.
- The bakery is within walking distance from where I live.
- Bakery Hill is the smallest suburb in the city of Ballarat.
- Diggory was the local baker, owning the bakery near the street.
- We know that he works at a bakery; is that part of his training?
- The bakery was opened in 2010, and is growing quickly in the area.
- It originally contained the palace bakery, the armoury, and the mint.
- Initially, Baumann wanted to work in the area of confectionery and bakery.
- This bakery is a local treasure and its funky location is part of its charm.
- On saturday afternoon, the mother drove to the bakery in the shopping center.
- "This bakery is a local treasure and its funky location is part of its charm."
- Jan 14th, 2010 at 11: 47 am satandethomen: paris bakery is one of the worst banh mi places in chinatown.
- See, at first we thought it WAS your birthday, but then Joe thought maybe it wasn't, so we called the bakery, and...
- Four World Bakery products will only be available via pre-order at established pick-ups until the new incarnation of the bakery is born.
- From the paper of record: “Another branch of this Greenwich Village bakery is to open in late September in Midtown: 1240 Avenue of the Americas (49th Street).”
- In an AP article regarding G.W. Bush's upcoming visit to Woodward, Oklahoma, Kelle Robinson, co-owner of a local bakery is quoted as saying, "He's not too good for the common people."