Sentence examples for fed a lot from inspiring English sources

Our memory apparently works less well if we've been fed a lot of stories about its inevitable decline with age.

Or, as a friend dourly suggested, "you could have fed a lot of hungry people with that money".

"It's really, really hard to be really simple, especially if you've been fed a lot of different vocabularies," said Ana-Maria Lucaciu, one of the dancers.

Hardwicke wrote the screenplay with help from Nikki Reed (thirteen at the time), who fed a lot of her own disasters into the material.

"It's very hard to tell what people will buy in Brookhaven, because they have been fed a lot of erroneous information over the years and people have become immune to the scandal and the corruption," she said.

Re "Really?" (May 3), about whether carrots improve eyesight: When I was a student at Columbia in the 1930's, this question was settled by scientific observation as follows: Horses are fed a lot of carrots and you've never seen a horse wearing eyeglasses, have you?

We were spoon-fed a lot more information, which made me appreciate how we do things over here.

"It's just not that meditative, really, and we do allow ourselves to be carried through life spoon-fed a lot of stuff which is not necessarily good for us, so in that sense, I think anyone who tries to slow the pace down and says 'O.K., take a big deep breath and think about other stuff' is, well, you know, there's a role for that".

"This will feed a lot of people".

"I feeds a lot of soybeans to my cattle.

"But you can feed a lot more people with a yak".