Sentence examples for eat relatively from inspiring English sources

He was able to eat relatively little and lost forty pounds in the water.

Even past the early-bird hour, it is possible to eat relatively cheaply at the Breakwater Cafe.

Prisoners eat relatively well — indeed better than many in a country where malnutrition rates in some places outstrip those in sub-Saharan Africa.

Hippos, however, eat relatively little vegetation for their size (about 35 kg [80 pounds] per night), as their energy requirement is low because they are buoyed in warm water much of the time.

Dennis Meeker, a 35-year-old triathlete from Boulder, Colo., has slow metabolism so he needs to eat relatively little in the roughly nine hours it takes him to do an Ironman triathlon (2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run).

We eat relatively small meals but we like to eat often and most importantly, we live to eat.

After the Clintons left the White House, I stayed on for the first four years of the Bush administration and was surprised to see how similar were Mrs. Clinton's and Laura Bush's tastes: though very different women, they both liked Southwestern cuisine and spicy foods and ate relatively healthfully.

Lobsters caught inside a protected area around Monhegan Island in the Gulf of Maine ate relatively little herring, they found.

In comparison to other mammals, a sloth eats relatively little but what it does munch is subjected to an incredibly tortuous journey through the sloth's intestine; one study from the 1970s recording the passage of food from the mouth to anus of one sloth at more than 50 days (cited here).

Reformed since his marriage, William walked for hours, ate relatively frugally, and the only drink he imbibed in quantity was barley water flavoured with lemon.

In addition, the small, nearly parallel nature of the tooth scratches and pits (caused by grit, which would not be obtained as often by high-browsers) indicate that it ate relatively soft, herbaceous plants such as low-growing ferns.