Sentence examples for eating tools from inspiring English sources

As well as being exemplary eating tools, the different pieces often serve dual purposes.

The exhibition (organized by Sarah Coffin, the museum's curator of 17th- and 18th-century decorative arts; Ellen Lupton, the curator of contemporary design; and Dara Goldstein, a food historian) examines the social history of dining and the evolution of eating tools, both practical and expressive.

Chopsticks are essential eating tools if you want to eat Chinese food in a traditional manner, but they also make excellent cooking utensils.

Third would be a specific eating tool, say spoon.

The method has been validated and the safety, health and environmental impacts of the chromatographic method were assessed using the HPLC-EAT tool, the environmental-assessment software developed earlier by us for evaluating the greenness of the HPLC methods [10].

Twirl those slender prongs by their dainty handle and, suddenly, other strawberry-eating tools (opposable thumbs, for example) become barbaric by comparison.

While monitoring food intake is critical for controlling eating, traditional tools designed for this purpose can be impractical when one desires real-time feedback.

The foods we eat, the tools we cook with, we ourselves?"Perhaps, but is anything more likely to repel a reader than the prospect of having the taste of coq au vin explained through a bunch of letters and superscripted numbers?

He ends up in jail (he loves it there), goes back to a factory (where some large wheels eat his tool box and a co-worker), gets a job as a department store night watchman, becomes a hero while under the accidental influence of cocaine and ends up as a singing-dancing waiter with Paulette Goddard, his favorite waif.

More aggressive forms of education as to healthy eating and the tools to get there are the way to go.

Our ancestors' different tools, eating habits, and even body decorations limited their mate choices to individuals of a similar culture, the work suggests, reducing the spread of new mutations across many groups.