Sentence examples for chew in a from inspiring English sources

But add to the overall sector's hit from high fuel prices a special stew of regional miseries such as the fallout from the SARS epidemic, terrorism in Bali and a catastrophic tsunami, and you can see why Chief Executive Chew, in a rare interview, wryly jokes about his "interesting times".

Eggs are deposited in holes chewed in a nut.

Staff from a residential care home have discovered a hole chewed in a door frame.

"That," says Cross, chewing in a state of wonder, "is absolutely wild".

The mean (sd) duration of chewing in a day was 2.4 (± 1.2) hours.

We also adjusted for food and micronutrient supplementation (Table S4) and betel chewing in a separate analysis but it did not substantially change the results.

(Zinoman) 'CALIGULA' Horizon Theater Rep has bitten off more than it can chew in staging "Caligula," a grim take on the Roman emperor by Albert Camus.

Biting off more than you can chew in the wilderness can be a wildly humbling experience.

And she doesn't have much to chew on in a show, directed straightforwardly here by Tim Albery, in which she plays perhaps the blandest diva in operatic history.

Betel is chewed in India as a mild stimulant and is a favoured cash crop.

A study carried out in the United States of America revealed a prevalence of 14.5% for toothache pain on chewing, in the last six months, in a sample of 28,292 individuals of 20 to 64 years of age [ 16].