Sentence examples for a bigger feed from inspiring English sources

(Right now, this seems biased to the West Coast scene, it appears. It could use a bigger feed of concerts across the U.S. to get things going).

"I was visiting the Bay Area and they invited me over, and they arranged for me to get a bigger feed of tweets" — the 20percentt "gardenhose" feed, which ususally requires payment but is given to the Pentametron project, which generates no revenue, for free.

Tomatoes are spectacularly hungry, and I remember Sarah Wain, head gardener at West Dean in Sussex, telling me that they find it better to use 5ml or so of food in every daily watering rather than doing a big feed once a week.

Eating and drinking Le 8M des Monts on the Place de l'Église serves top-notch food, but if you're looking for a big feed then go to Le Savoie on the Place du Gros Tilleul, which offers generous portions of hearty food, such as burgers and crepes, along with clean, simple salads.

She noted they had not determined the sex and age of the fish, but did know that the critter consumed a "big feed of krill" before its demise.

Don't give too much as he or she will already be stressed by the transition, a big feed can cause an upset in their gut.

If you're not up to clambering over steep trails looking for birds, there's a big feeding station with nearby benches.

A little big feed molecules precrack on matrix to produce small fraction hydrocarbon, which is feasible to enter into the supercage of zeolite Y and obtain H+ released by Brønsted acid site to form carbeniums. Some carbeniums can go through β-scission to become smaller; however, the others diffuse out of the supercage.

It will have a name suggesting a big group feed: Commissary.

That's why it's came out and announced it was giving a big News Feed visibility boost to Live videos.

Bear in mind also that geese are bonier than turkeys, so you'll need a bigger bird to feed the same number of people: calculate 500g a head for a turkey and 800g for a goose (the same goes for a duck versus a chicken).