Sentence examples for fattening for from inspiring English sources

She made a big mistake by killing one of the mayor's guinea fowls, which he was fattening for Christmas.

Hors d'oeuvres were passed, black-eyed fritters, fried oysters -- excellent, but surprisingly fattening for a beauty magazine party.

"Selling your child or nephew could be more difficult than selling other kids": that is the blunt line with which "Fattening for Gabon" begins.

This last country is the supposed destination of the brother and sister who appear in "Fattening for Gabon," and it takes many pages for the children to grasp what is signaled to the reader early on.

The novella "Fattening for Gabon," one of two that alternate with three shorter stories, is told in the first person by a 10-year-old boy who, along with his 5-year-old sister, is being readied to become merchandise in a human-trafficking network.

They include tori and cones for the mean curvature flow, minimal and prescribed mean curvature surfaces with given boundary, fattening for smooth driving force, and volume constraint.

By far the most heavily moved animal species within Europe in 2011 were poultry for slaughter and breeding, followed by poultry for 'other' purposes, pigs for fattening, pigs for slaughter and cattle for fattening; goats were the least traded species.

The enclosures provide fodder banks for the owners' herds during the dry periods, feedlots for fattening livestock for sale and fodder and grass seed for sale to other farmers for income (KRDP/ASAL DM 2012; Meyerhoff 2012; Channer 2013; Odunga 2013).

A Maine deli named a sandwich after him, "the Hermit," consisting of barbecued roast beef, pastrami, pepperoni, American cheese and onion rings — perhaps a start for fattening up for a long Maine winter.

Generally more LSUs were transported for fattening than for slaughter.> The density of movement (Table  1) shows that there was greater connectivity for cattle than for the heavily traded poultry.

Ring fingers fattened for a spell.