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Meanings of sandwiches in English
Two slices of bread with filling in between them.
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Usage of sandwiches in English
1
Four days later, the company stopped bringing round free sandwiches and beer.
2
She said talk of cucumber sandwiches and cakes were not code words.
3
That meant longer hours, stuck somewhere far from civilization and Cuban sandwiches.
4
The buckets and spades; the soggy sandwiches; the rain; the cramped car.
5
Ruiz went below and returned a few minutes later with two sandwiches.
6
His grooms took an indication: the hamper was unfastened; sandwiches were handed.
7
The rolls go with the hot course, the sandwiches with the salad.
8
Bread slices are often used to make grilled sandwiches such as panini.
9
Jeff leading the way with the plate of sandwiches, they hurried outside.
10
Do please come and gawp and cheer, but bring your own sandwiches.
11
Bates brought in some sandwiches and a bottle of ale at midnight.
12
Only a few preferred to take their sandwiches to their work stations.
13
Out of the saddle-bags he drew some sandwiches wrapped in a newspaper.
14
I'm just taking a few sandwiches and cakes home to my sister.
15
We looked through and found only sandwiches in the papers, said Anne.
16
They came home for lunch, and Alex made them soup and sandwiches.
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Sandwiches through the time
Sandwiches across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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