Sentence examples for eating growing from inspiring English sources

Much attention has been devoted to dinosaurs as living animals moving, eating, growing, reproducing biological machines.

It brings back memories of what I was eating growing up, Sunday family dinners, Italian-style.

"What I like about France is the sense of solidarity and belonging to a family; the importance of cultural values around eating, growing food, music, dance and looking after children and the elderly.

This observation raises the question of whether the traveling bacteria might be eating, growing, and perhaps even reproducing 10 kilometers above the surface of Earth.

Rowland stops eating, grows pale and obsessive, loses interest in his wife and contemplates stabbing Chris and emptying his computer and all his novel notes into the lake.

Had I revealed to her it was something I ate growing up?

But the only gribenes I ate growing up came from my grandmother's South Beach kitchen.

Mohammad Abdulahak likes the lamb he ate growing up in Syria a lot better than what he finds here in America.

Call it payback for the meager meals he ate growing up in Russia, where as a boy, he recalled, he marched with protesters during the Russian Revolution.

For breakfast and until 5 p.m., it serves 35-kroner porridges, similar (but fancier and better sourced, one imagines) to what many Danish kids eat growing up.

The dessert was inspired by a snack he used to eat growing up in the South: a celery stalk slathered with peanut butter and then topped with raisins.