Sentence examples for I munched on from inspiring English sources
As I munched on it outside the shop, a Lebanese student struck up a conversation.
Later as a friend and I munched on carb-loaded baguettes, I mentioned the party.
The memory: lightly fried clams with big, juicy bellies, like the kind I munched on nearly every summer weekend growing up in Swansea, Mass.
While we looked at the menus — several sheets of photocopied paper fastened onto clipboards — I munched on cornichons from the glass pot on the table.
Sushi Nakazawa proves a Japanese gem, Le Bernardin remains my favorite four-star, and when I munched on a $3 hot dog at Gray's Papaya, amid exhaust and a mass of people, all seemed right with the world.
There would be culinary bright moments — cream puffs were served on Father's Day, and one Tuesday the staff set up a barbecue lunch in the patients' park, where I munched on hot dogs and joined in a charadeslike game called Guesstures — but the general standard was determinedly low.
The first one I munch on contains the word for "market," shi chang, which would be useful, if only I knew how to say "where is the".
I munch on them while cooking and scatter the rest around the cooked spears for contrast.
I'll look for it, and remember you sweetly, as I munch on my awfully British snack.
Engaging in the native experience with such authenticity is a genuine privilege, I later reflect with gregarious barman Stelios, as I munch on a testicle.
