Sentence examples for eat a morsel from inspiring English sources

He chose not to eat a morsel of it.

So I'm not going to eat a morsel here".

(Some credit for that of course must go to Linda Fisher's costume design.) The characters' asides to the audience ("The Devil! He knows me -- I dare not eat a morsel") are simultaneously subtle and pointed.

"Couldn't eat a morsel here".

Judas stands isolated in the foreground, eating a morsel actually placed in his mouth by the hand of Jesus, as the 11 others look on.

I don't think about the saying I grew up hearing every time I ate a morsel of something delicious, "A second on the lips, forever on the hips".

He also began to eat a few morsels of food, just for the taste of it, and that made Sharon feel better about the decision.

With modern insulin, Type 1 diabetics can eat a varied diet, but they must scrutinize every morsel in order to measure an appropriate dose of insulin to process the energy in the food they eat.

Aside from the regulatory, cultural and engineering challenges to selling engineered meat, Gabor Forgacs explains in this TED Talk, where he eats a bite-sized morsel of printed pork, that Modern Meadow is still fine-tuning the fat content and electrical stimulation of muscle tissue during development that are necessary to make lab-grown meat taste like farm-raised meat.

They gobbled up every morsel, from the story of Gennifer with a G to the legend that the young governor could eat an apple in a single bite.

But time and again we see companies like Hapyrus emerge with new, novel ways to use Amazon Web Services architecture in a fashion that gives them access to a customer base that can eat by the morsel instead of a gluttonous software feast.