Sentence examples for eaten slightly from inspiring English sources

This cake is nice if eaten slightly warm with melted butter or margarine on the slice.

The plants will be eaten slightly by the crickets, but, making sure they are fast growing, they will give the crickets or beetles the supply they need.

Sitting in a deckchair and eating slightly gritty sandwiches off perfectly chipped crockery.

In 1974, Americans ate slightly less than nine pounds of turkey a year.

And on January 16th America's agriculture department published a report showing that Americans are eating slightly more healthily.

Dr. Field said children who dieted reported eating slightly less fat and slightly more carbohydrates than children who didn't and described themselves as exercising a bit more.

They didn't start eating any more food – if anything, they ate slightly less – but they converted more of that food into fat and so put on more pounds.

First, his noticing that the global food industry was "fucking up the world" and, second, as a way to encourage people who didn't really care what they were eating to eat slightly more healthily.

Children today do not report eating more than they did in decades past and, in fact, according to their answers to the same questions asked in previous surveys, may be eating slightly less.

The latest work suggests an alternative explanation - that the body suddenly starts burning calories more slowly at puberty, making it easier for a person to rapidly bulk up if they eat slightly more than their body needs.

When the protein studies were finally published, the findings, perhaps unsurprisingly, were split: Good showed that the Yanomami in his village ate slightly less protein than what's in a Big Mac; Chagnon and Hames showed that their group ate much more.