Sentence examples for eat exactly from inspiring English sources

What they eat exactly is not known.

"I take the same walk every day and I eat in the same restaurants, and often eat exactly the same things in the same restaurants.

EARLY RISING I wake up around 5 every day, and I always eat exactly the same thing for breakfast: quick-cooking steel cut oats, made with water, almond milk, flax seeds, sunflower seeds, bananas and crushed almonds.

The central mystery of Strong Poison is how two people can sit down for a meal and eat exactly the same things but one of them dies of arsenic poisoning while the other is unaffected.

The illustrations suit perfectly, and I never leave London now without chucking it into the back of the car (along with the good pub guide) to make sure I eat exactly what I need to as I traverse this great country of ours".

3| Muriel Spark's Mrs Hawkins OK, not strictly speaking a celebrity, but Mrs Hawkins in Muriel Spark's wonderful 1988 novel A Far Cry from Kensington – "massive in size, strong-muscled, huge-bosomed, with wide hips, hefty long legs, a bulging belly and fat backside" – comes up with the best diet of them all: eat exactly the same as usual, but only half of it, even if it's an apple.

"I want my kids to grow up and be normal," he told me, backstage at the concert, as he tentatively ate exactly two Dorito chips.

– Glenn Collins Food & Wine David Lynchh, the film director, on super-crispy bacon, smooth coffee, green soup and the appeal of eating exactly seven almonds at a time.

She didn't eat unhealthily – the rest of the family ate exactly the same meals, and did a fraction of the exercise she did.

Meanwhile, they ate exactly the same meals and snacks as they had in the preceding three days, so that any changes in blood sugar levels would not be a result of eating fattier or sweeter meals than before.

Meanwhile, they ate exactly the same meals and snacks as they had in the preceding three days, so that any _________ in blood sugar levels would not be a result of eating fattier or sweeter meals than before.