Sentence examples for eating records from inspiring English sources

They have an archive of about 150 eating records, including those for cow brains, cheese steaks, candy bars, cabbage, cannoli, crab cakes, corn dogs, cranberry sauce, crawfish and calamari — to name some starting with "C".

Methods: Forty five young adults (70% women, 30% overweight/obese) ages 18 to 24 years (Mean = 20.7, SD = 1.5), with BMI between 17.4 and 36.3 kg/MeanMean = 23.6, SD = 4.0) provided between 513 and 577 concurrent ratings of perceived stress and hunger for 7 days via hourly, text messaging assessments and real-time eating records.

It's sad, really -- the man whose rise to glory brought with it several hot dog eating records and the world's undivided attention on July 4 is now failing at minor eating events held at art festivals.

A Californian mother-of-four laughed in the face of indigestion over the weekend when she set a new world eating record by wolfing down three 72-ounce steak dinners in 20 minutes.

Here in the UK, we are eating record amounts of it – 4 million cobs a week in the summer of 2014 apparently – and here, too, there seems to be a rule that when its hot outside we reach for the corn.

The revolution in cross-cultural eating, recorded by ancient Egyptians and Sumerians in the trade of salt and spices, flourished with subsequent empires that ultimately transformed an Eastern condiment, sugar, into a Western staple and in our own time yielded the McDonaldization of Everywhere.

They shall attempt to break the world jam tart eating record".

Although Americans are eating record amounts of prepared food, we still enjoy standing over the grill to make a steak, hamburger or hot dog.

On Sunday, the 120-pound mom-of-four set yet another competitive eating record when she scarfed down three enormous steak dinners in 20 minutes at The Big Texan restaurant in Amarillo, Texas.

This much is clear: up-and-coming competitive eater Molly Schuyler, a mother of four from Omaha, Neb., came to the event to break the fried mushroom eating record that her rival Jamie "The Bear" McDonald set at last year's competition.

The performance, which was for record-company representatives, was at Sundown, a club on East 56th St. Writer spoke with Don Rose, the master of ceremonies and owner of Eat Records, which recorded Rubber Rodeo's first album.