I've digested

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

SEGUE TO YOGA I go back home and read the papers, and after I've digested my food, I take a late-morning yoga class.

You name it, I've digested it.

Out of the nearly 50 books I've digested, it's always the kind of work you will remember having read.

I've digested those wonderful Mountaire Farms chicken wings (a paltry 68 in the contest) and started a diet of Siggi's yogurt and peanut butter sandwiches.

Now that I've digested Pacquiao's performance - which more closely resembled a Class B Felony than a boxing match - I'm now convinced, more than ever, that he and Floyd Mayweather must enter the ring together sometime this fall.

After I had digested the process, it seemed quite similar to dressmaking, particularly the dreaded do-over factor.

I thought I had digested my failed marriage.

I had been told over the years by my family and community that my experiences as a gay Somali were invalid, insidious even, and I had digested this malevolent narrative like manna.

What will be left after it has digested its meal?

Unilever might consider a run after it has digested Bestfoods, and Nestle is also a possibility.

I hope readers, once they've digested the contents, will have theirs.