Doubt they'll break bread anytime soon ... but it's a start?
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Why not break bread with them and make them allies?
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Well then, they want to break bread with you, right?
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Then, early settlers and Native Americans break bread side by side.
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And you can't wait to break bread in the White House again?
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Will you meet a Leo and break bread/share foam with them?
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"Break bread or fake dead, y'all know what it is!" he added.
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If Dolly Parton and Sir Paul McCartney break bread ... who picks up the tab?
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So I ask you to gather your neighbors and break bread with your community.
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Many decide not to break bread with them because the sacrifice is too great.
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When you break bread at the start of a meal, it just feels right.
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We can still break bread with them and laugh with them and cry with them.
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It allows us to break bread and have real, authentic conversations with people over beer.
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But hey, at least it sounds as though Benjamin's ready to break bread over it.
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"I'm done," says a friend who drove from Northern Virginia to break bread with me.
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Next week, Silicon Valley will be flying south to schmooze, break bread and discuss the future.
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I had to run with those cats, break bread with them, hang out at the pool hall.
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We order lunch in a lot because I like to bring everyone together to break bread. 5.
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It's almost time for the family to gather around the table to break bread together for Thanksgiving.
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What propels someone to walk without knowing where they will next break bread or quench their thirst?
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It's unclear if he's staying with her, but it would make sense for them to break bread.
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We don't know if they actually crossed paths, but we're willing to guarantee they did NOT break bread.
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The student volunteers come to the shelter to break bread and join in the community with our guests.
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After a long night of partying, friends would all gather to break bread, often at soul food restaurants.
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In the Thursday interview, Ryan said he wanted to find more opportunities for Republicans and Democrats to "break bread" together.
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Can Republicans and Democrats — or even feuding camps within the parties — break bread together without disaster and scalded cranberry sauce?
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And still others have taken it further and are making appointments to break bread together in groups big and small.
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The "Break Bread Not Families" hunger strike is being organized by activist groups including the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights nonprofit.
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What follows that evening is a conventional, but delicately executed scene in which two women from vastly disparate backgrounds break bread.
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I'm starting to imagine America as a giant Thanksgiving table where we may need some ground rules before we break bread.
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"I don't think either of us think that we will break bread and then there will suddenly be peace," Solomonov said.
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We can sit down and disagree over certain things and still be able to break bread and enjoy each other's company.
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Fellow grinders gather together here to break bread, exchange ideas, workshop implants, and in some cases get an implant or two themselves.
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The Kostiuks have invited me to break bread with them in their home in Claremont for their weekly tradition of Sunday Baguette.
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Last summer I took part in a 212-hour fast, as part of a "Break Bread Not Families" prayer and fasting chain.
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You may only break bread with those wackos once a year—but the emotional repercussions from those brief moments can feel long-lasting.
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I am excited to connect with, break bread, and share ideas with all of the amazingly passionate people I'll meet and learn from.
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She said no, so he grabbed a few pizzas and took a seat next to her to break bread and share some conversation.
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The president was scheduled to break bread with Modi, a devoted vegetarian, several times during his trip, including a formal banquet on Tuesday.
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More fundamentally, a meaningful bipartisan effort to break bread over the founding principles of the modern individual tax code strikes us as long overdue.
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We have been divided into invisible cultural and political ghettos of citizens who do not break bread together anymore, let alone appreciate their shared values.
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"Good bread used to be a rarity in Buenos Aires, but with Salvaje, we're encouraging more people to buy and break bread than ever before."
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"But nights like tonight, we get to celebrate one another and get to go in here and break bread and drink wine and have fun."
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As dusk falls, shoes come off and hundreds of hungry diners sit cross-legged in a London park to break bread.
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Men like Mr. Talavera, plotting a way to the United States, break bread with families that have just been deported, their faces etched with dejection.
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The holidays are here, and friends and family will soon be gathered around the table to break bread, celebrate the season and make special memories.
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Look, we have a saying, where I&aposm from, it&aposs called break bread or play dead, and that&aposs what we&aposre doing with China.
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Like, I'm all for a roster, but do you have to force your roster to sit down and break bread together, and on a holiday, too?
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From the beginning, "I felt like I could break bread with these people and that I would be proud to be associated with them," he said.
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Now, let's connect the dots ... seems unlikely that Mahoney would break bread with Jussie if he thought they were about to 86 him from the show.
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We're told those around Sophie believe it was a calculated move to gain some clout by making it seem like she and Drake break bread together.
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Tori and hubby Dean McDermott brought the entire brood to break bread at Black Bear Diner Friday in Tarzana ... looking like a close-knit fam bam.
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"It's very different when you talking on the phone versus when you have had a chance to meet and break bread with that individual," he said.
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Break bread and tortillas into small pieces and transfer to bowl, along with the almonds, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, raisins, and ground spice mixture; set aside. 21.
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In northern New Jersey, two women organize Syria Supper Club, weekly dinners where Syrian refugees break bread with people in the area who sign up online.
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No, we like it because maybe it signaled progress in civil discourse, where the pros and the cons could break bread instead of bones, but not anymore.
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Some evenings, he'll break bread with top staffers, including senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, chief strategist Steve Bannon or chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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A brief ceasefire between the government and the Taliban in June saw rank-and-file insurgents flood peacefully into cities to break bread with their fellow Afghans.
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"Refugees Welcome❤️ is an effort to bring folks from refugee and non-refugee backgrounds around a table to break bread and break barriers," the site reads.
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But many American Muslims say they are reluctant to break bread with Trump, citing the President's rhetoric and actions toward Muslims and other religious and racial minorities.
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Jin-Ya Huang is the founder of Break Bread, Break Borders, which is a social entrepreneurship that provides economic empowerment to refugees through sharing food and culture.
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In the spirituals "Lord, How Come Me Here?" and "Let Us Break Bread Together," among many others, she sent high phrases soaring and sang with ethereal elegance.
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If you've ever played the game "Dream Dinner Party," you know how hard it can be to pick the celebrities with whom you'd most want to break bread.
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For winter picnics, straw mats and rugs are spread out among the thousands of Iris tingitana (Moroccan irises) — in their honor we drink mint tea and break bread.
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Those lucky enough to snag a spot at Pith break bread with nine others over a communal wooden table set in an elegant yet minimalist home dining room.
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ROME — Sister Marie told of nuns who worked long hours to cook and clean for cardinals and bishops, without being asked to break bread at the same table.
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This year, Harmon wants residents with different backgrounds to break bread together in the spirit of inclusion, and more specifically, to listen to people of color and marginalized groups.
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Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood also participated in a separate event, the Break Bread Not Families rally, which was held in McAllen, Texas, in front of a detention center.
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This year, organizers pared the guest list from 20153,500 applicants to a vital 350 catalysts from 43 countries who promised to engage, collaborate, expostulate, break bread — and break barriers.
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Do not have sex with them, do not break bread with them, do not nurture them if they don't prioritize our freedom to control our bodies and our lives.
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But it is Facebook, not Twitter, that has strained itself to become the public square — to break bread with Glenn Beck and behave as if it is bringing people together.
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Trump and Mike Pence's re-election committee sent out a message to GOPers Monday, in which they're soliciting $3 donations for a chance to break bread toast with the Prez.
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Austin Clay -- the latest Trump star vandal -- met up with his predecessor, James Otis, Saturday at the Polo Lounge inside the Beverly Hills Hotel to break bread (not concrete) over lunch.
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What was once an afternoon away from the office to break bread and participate in team bonding activities (trust fall, anyone?), corporate retreats have since ballooned into multi-day offsite extravaganzas.
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I'm talking about diners: The kind where crispy French fries are practically an art form, and where those who want a reliable cup of coffee go to commune and break bread.
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From page 80, the first time Dom (Vin Diesel) and Brian (Paul Walker) break bread together: The word itself curiously skips 2 Fast, 2 Furious — maybe because Vin Diesel's not in it?
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It also brings people together--a teen who doesn't often leave her neighborhood, a guest who's only "exposure" to said neighborhood might be some exploitative news program--to, quite literally, break bread.
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As these diners break bread, they, too, make a connection; if they can't agree, there is at least some hard-won acknowledgment of common ground: I am here, and I hear you.
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In our era of hyper-partisanship, is there a Republican with the moxie and foresight to break bread regularly with party members — even Democrats — and share ideas about how best to lead our nation?
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Despite the survey being angled towards "summer flings," it's hard to imagine any other meal better to break bread with after potentially breaking a headboard (sorry couldn't resist) as we head into fall and winter.
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The actual cuisine aside, I long to break bread with someone who isn't a friend and there purely because I invited her or, more realistically, likely guilted her into coming over to keep me company.
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It was on a flight to California in 1968, to break bread with Mr. Chavez, who had been on a hunger strike, that Mr. Kennedy told his aides he was going to run for president.
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As President Trump and the Congress break bread, opponents of Trump are loudly protesting his inauguration on the streets of Washington, D.C. CNN is reporting 95 arrests, and there have been multiple reports of property damage.
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On one end, Jesus thought Maggie should invite the Saviors in, break bread with them, share their Netflix password, and generally ease them into the Hilltop way of life; because otherwise what are we fighting for?!
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The human rights advocate, along with nearly 50 members of her famous family, will participate in the "Break Bread Not Families" hunger strike, which was organized by activist groups including the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights nonprofit.
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I realized I had been taught to view all Palestinians as violent—that it was a shock to find them human, to sit beside them on a couch, to watch TV, break bread and play with their child.
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"We need to eat at the same table and break bread and talk and get things out," said Cotton, who's also the founder of the Charity Contributors of Chicago, which raises money for nonprofit groups to help minority communities.
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The group, which apes the pontificating style of televangelists, has invited people of all ethnicities to a midday meal at Trump's eponymous tower in hopes that people of all backgrounds can break bread together as a representation of unity.
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And it argues that "something better" can sometimes mean a simple place where we can all hang out, break bread, and have a beer — a place where we can hunker down and weather out the rain and wind outside.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Around 20 guests gathered in a dusty corner of northern Afghanistan on Sunday night to break bread in celebration of a miraculous truce: the coming together of two bitter enemies who had been on opposite sides of the war.
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Gores is worth a cool $2 bil so, when we got him out on the town in L.A., we wanted to know if he thought it was time for another billion dollar entity -- the NCAA -- to break bread with their players.
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It was Day 1 of New York Fashion Week and, as one of his first public acts as CFDA chief, Mr. Ford had decided to invite about 35 of New York's emerging fashion names to break bread with international editors and critics.
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Instead of distancing themselves from Epstein after he spent 13 months in jail on charges including procurement of a minor for prostitution, the Dubins wrote to Epstein's probation officer and asked for permission to break bread with him — a decision they now say they regret.
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Turns out, it's possible to break bread with a new group of people every night of the week, thanks to gatherings booked through phones and computers in a continuing search to find one's "urban tribe" (to borrow a phrase from the author Ethan Watters).
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January 27 -- The dinner Trump and Comey break bread together at the White House in what Trump would later describe as one of three times Comey told him he was not the target of the FBI's investigation into potential collusion between Trump campaign associates and Russian officials.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As the mother of two nearly grown human beings, I had a vested interest in making sure that, when they went out into the world to break bread with other human beings, no words like "rude" or even "completely feral" would be bandied about.
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McDonald's, he adds, must aspire to be "the place where Americans come together to break bread"—a blasphemous touch, but openly backed by Hancock, with his shot of a burger-munching family gathered on a bench, and of a woman, in slow motion, feasting ecstatically on her bun.
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I teamed up with the School of Public Affairs at American University and New American Economy to launch Looking For America, a series of cross-political dinners about immigration, in which we invite people from across the political spectrum to experience art, share personal stories and break bread together.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox on Friday said that he would break bread with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE if the billionaire apologizes to his nation.
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In theory, the purpose of the dinner is to celebrate the value of a free and fearless White House press corps by setting aside one evening when those who cover the White House can sit down and break bread with the president, as reporters first did with President Calvin Coolidge in 1924, plus hand out a few scholarships.
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And those of you who have had the privilege to meet my mom personally, to laugh with her, to cry with her, to break bread with her, or even just a small conversation or even had the opportunity to receive a smile from her, I am glad that she touched your hearts and honestly, I am not even surprised she did.
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