They carried an identifying object of their group with them - sweet pastries, brooms or birdcages, for example.
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The teacher was sitting at thepastrytable with several children.
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Pastryboards, rollers, cutters and cooking tins all need washing.
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Although my enthusiasm for thepastrysector and the apparent market needs seem to fit perfectly, barriers impeding entrepreneurial activity must also be considered.
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There doesn't seem to be anypastryleft for her though; what do you think we could do?
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If we all give her a little of ourpastry, she'll get a lot, and we'll have some left as well.
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Several children were playing with thepastryand another child wanted to join in too.
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Firstly, sugar is used for making cakes and pastries, not wine.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
There are also other export products, such as cakes and pastries, which contain milk components.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Any food or clothing that entered the cell was to be scrutinised ; bread, cake,pastryand fowl were to be cut up to ensure they concealed no tools.
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By passing it through a series of rollers it flattens the metal into sheets - a bit like rolling outpastryinto sheets when baking a pie.
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To continue, it includes cakes, buns and pastries, and various kinds of cakes made by different firms.
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Most bakeries bake their bread, rolls and similar goods at night, and flour confectionery—cakes, pastries, etc.
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While these conditions continue no considerable change can be expected in the supply or character of cakes and pastries offered for sale.
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Every baker and confectioner has had to get new chilled cabinets for his custard pies and pastries.
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