Sentence examples for draw eat from inspiring English sources

While the café became his DJing headquarters, in equal importance, it was a place where young queer people could hang out, draw, eat good food, and get to know each other.

He rigged his disorderly studio-home in Basel with multiple cameras and recorded himself going through his last days, writing, drawing, eating, using the toilet, showering, dressing, resting, going to bed and, mostly it seems, reading.

Equally, restaurants will benefit, with diners drawn to eat both before and after the matches".

Erase your pet's starting position, and draw it eating the food.

After all, we have a commanding range of experience to draw from: we eat, according to one study, an average of 4.9 times a day.

Chat with a family member, crochet, draw a picture, eat a snack, read a library book, listen to soft music, snuggle, or do something else that you enjoy.

On Friday, Sandy sat at the small table in the guesthouse, drawing and eating ramen as her mother met with one of the family's immigration attorneys.

"Henderson Houses in Winter" is a bustling aerial view of people shoveling out from a heavy snowstorm, while "Lunchtime at the Plaza" is a droll anecdote featuring the driver of a horse-drawn carriage eating a sandwich.

Bake sales, which also rose in the mid-20th century, leveled the ethnic playing field, letting people branch out into one another's kitchens when lines were still firmly drawn around eating "one's own" food, baked by family or members of the same ethnic group, said Joan Jacobs Brumberg, a professor emerita of history, human development and gender studies at Cornell.

After years of illustrating the French Foreign Legion going into battle, drawing children eating ice-cream took a little getting used to!" Ladybird by Design is at the House of Illustration, King's Cross, London from 10 July to 17 September, houseofillustration.org.uk The Party, published in 1960, was part of the Learning to Read series.

During a lean time for themed restaurants, The House Of Blues chain (whose best-known investor is Dan Blues Brothers Aykroydyd) has bucked the trend, drawing punters to eat, drink and boogie in a decor replicating Deep South sharecroppers' shacks, constructed from timbers and corrugated iron which once made up real Deep South sharecroppers' shacks.