Sentence examples for eating butter from inspiring English sources

People would always make fun: 'Are you eating butter?

Obinze saw himself through Vincent's eyes: a university staff child who grew up eating butter and now needed his help.

Not everyone carries out experiments to see whether wearing orange-tinted glasses or performing regular hopping exercises can improve sleep quality, or whether (as has been claimed) eating butter improves arithmetic ability.

I've also been told that eating butter is a good way of staying vaguely sober when obliged to drink vodka in Russia and that you can't stay in capsule hotels in Tokyo if you have tattoos.

Fifteen-year-old Pemba Lama, a tour guide, told aid workers he had survived by eating butter, and could hear the screams of others.

We have also switched from eating butter and other saturated fats to consuming lots of vegetable oils in margarines and processed foods - a development some scientists believe is also involved in stimulating the immune system in a way that can cause damage.

The reply was: "Lying in bed on a summer morning, with the window open, listening to the church bells, eating buttered toast with cunty fingers".

He doesn't even eat butter.

My advice is to eat butter.

They don't eat butter and cream with meat.

She advises readers to "eat butter; drink milk whole, and feed it to the whole family.