Sentence examples for eating around from inspiring English sources

He is a teenage boy of 1.9 metres (6ft 3in), eating around 700 calories a day.

One of the roughly 30,000 marvelous things about eating around in New York City is that you can use restaurants not simply for particular moods or groups of friends or occasions, but for particular dishes.

The LGA said a 4.5%-strength cider had 216 calories and was equivalent to eating around three-quarters of a burger, while drinking five pints over the course of a day was the same as eating three burgers, with the calories taking an hour-and-a-half to burn off by running.

I suspect I am not alone in being helpless to resist ordering crab in every form when eating around Annapolis.

Certain starches are not particularly healthy, such as bagels and muffins; they are oversized and each are equivalent to eating around six slices of bread.

Classic Super Bowl party foods explain the increased calorie intake: Greasy, fatty and delicious bites like chicken wings (more than one billion will be eaten this weekend), pizza (Domino's anticipates selling more than 11 million slices this Sunday) and potato chips (we'll be eating around 11 millions pounds) are all welcomed fiesta guests.

"It's not like there isn't anywhere else to eat around here..."....

Why then, is it so damn hard to find a decent bite to eat around here?

The planter called the importer and invited him to dinner the next day, saying: "I eat around twelve.

"I can't eat around this.

A giraffe eats around 34 kg of foliage daily.