Sentence examples for eating off from inspiring English sources

What I didn't like was eating off a paper tablecloth.

A study showed that eating off smaller plates didn't translate into eating less.

The idea of strangers eating off one another's plates is, well, impractical.

She adds, "It would be like eating off incredibly expensive postcards".

"We don't need leeches feeding off us and eating off of us.

But we get no particular joy out of eating off 12-inch plates.

For eating off the cob, he and other chefs prefer the local old-fashioned varieties.

People were lounging on the beds, sitting on the sofas, eating off breakfast trays.

The Stones said they are committed to eating off the land on their visits, which number about seven a year.

He then makes up for it by eating — off camera — his friend's rival for a different girl.

I'm comfortable with eating off-peak (a 6.30pm dinner can lead to the most civilised of early nights).