Sentence examples for be eating on from inspiring English sources

Peronists might soon be eating on the defensive.

Earlier in the week, Mr. Létourneau had sent me an e-mail message saying we'd be eating on the road.

The problem with all this convenience food is that, apart from being expensive, it's not the kind of thing you should be eating on a regular basis.

I don't know what humans or Vulcans or Klingons will be eating on starships in 350 years, but I'd wager against pot roast.

The boy from Whitley Bay will be eating on the other side of the room, in the "home corner" with his fellow new boys Darren Huckerby and Danny Mills.

But, he added, "if you happen to be eating on Smith Street and Heath Ledger walks in, who doesn't glance?" For years, Boerum Hill was a charming, if lightly trafficked, stretch of brownstone-lined streets (and housing projects) tucked between Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope.

Nutrino also ties in with the likes of Pret, pod, eat, Costa Coffee and Café Nero, for users who are eating on-the-go.

The rest is earmarked to be eaten on one day in the year.

The crab salad, precheese, could be eaten on crackers with one hand while I stirred the cranberry sauce with the other.

Street food, of course, is meant to be eaten on the street.

The most common misunderstanding about instant noodles is that they should be eaten on their own.