| When he was bounced over to the FBI, I mean, my God, talk about a white-bread organization. |
| If this British duo's white-bread synthpop was too exotic and intoxicating for your taste, try this tepid rehash of that '80s sound. |
| Before that, before corporate man became a sexy thing, corporate America was a white-bread, repressed, deeply uncool place to be. |
| In her checkered uniform and starched white hat, and with her bubbly good spirits, Betty at first appears to be a familiar caricature of white-bread America. |
| And all of sudden, we then get white-bread television, and you know, we'll have television of the '50s again. |
| Stuck in Fryburg, California, a white-bread suburb of San Diego, Vinnie tries to get over on and is protected by Agent Barney Coopersmith. |
