Sentence examples for bit to eat from inspiring English sources

Please come and see the treasures and have a bit to eat, too.

Other years we are hungry at this time, but we always have something, just a little bit to eat".

We were told we could get a bit to eat at the Montgomery airport, but when we entered the terminal, there was no time for lingering.

Second Run Pizza is a theater/restaurant business that believes there is a significant number of theater-goers that are craving a more satisfying and enjoyable way to catch a movie and a bit to eat.

It was adequate but no classic and, if you're really watching the pennies, my advice would be to skip the cafe and buy a few takeaway bits to eat in the park opposite.

Then they boiled and burned the bones, crumbling them into bits to eat.

Whenever the new shift appeared my heart started to pound because they always came up with new ideas to make my life a living hell, like giving me very little food by allowing me about 30 seconds to one minute to eat it, or forcing me to eat every bit of food I got in a very short time.

5/5 Waitrose, Madagascan crevettes with a lemon mayonnaise dip, £5.99 Snog, marry or avoid: snog "Bit hard to eat politely?

But it is a bit difficult to eat there without a reservation, as good Japanese food in Berlin is hard to come by.

Though it may be a bit much to eat at all nine diners in one trip, the itinerary is a great reference to have while passing through the state.

Although she insisted that "herring is still very much a tradition among the young," her colleague, Lucy Saunders, 29, who was born in the Netherlands of English parents, said, "We Brits find it a bit weird to eat raw fish".