Sentence examples for digesting the food from inspiring English sources

A stomach that you can watch digesting the food you fed it through the mouth.

(Dishwashing detergent is a kind of simulated saliva, digesting the food you couldn't stomach).

They both have a substantial reduction in the amount of energy that we spend digesting the food".

When you eat a meal that's high in fat, sugar and carbohydrates, your parasympathetic nervous system tells your body to slow down and focus on digesting the food, causing you to feel lethargic.

When such a desire contributes in the canonical manner to producing an action (say, by weighing in on the side of other desires that it endorses, and so tipping the decision toward that action), we say that the agent produces the action (in something like the way that when your intestines digest food, we say that you are digesting the food).

This allows them to survive for many months on a single large meal, digesting the food slowly.

Eating large meals requires further peristalsis or synchronized movements of the digestive tract in order to digest the food.

The problem, Aretaeus believed, was a lack of heat in the stomach necessary to digest the food and a reduced ability to distribute the digestive products throughout the body, this incomplete digestion resulting in the diarrhoea.

But while cattle belch enormous amounts of methane to digest the food, kangaroos release virtually none — they burp only harmless acids that can be turned into vinegar.

These link to each other in various configurations, and the tips of the hyphae liberate enzymes that digest the food sources in the host, which can be dead or living matter.

Worcestershire sauce, an 1851 newspaper ad claimed, "enables the stomach to perfectly digest the food," and thus "the daily use of this aromatic and delicious sauce is the best safeguard to health".