Sentence examples for feed far from inspiring English sources

It's also very different from his Twitter feed, far more personal and less obviously political.

To stave off any fears of jellyfish invasions, you can watch the aquarium's peaceful live feed far from its inhabitants' tentacles and teeth.

While increased oil revenues give the impression of superficial growth, the sudden influx of cash distorts the economy and exchange rates, undermining alternative sectors, including agriculture and industry, that employ and feed far greater numbers.

Worms love this pickled bokashi compost, and before you know it you'll be churning out worm compost and liquid feed far faster than from a traditionally fed worm bin.

As Mr. McAfee did this again and again, a camera on his helmet broadcast his slow ballet and heavy breathing in near-darkness to a video feed far above in a brick building, where his bosses sat, riveted, searching for clues.

I must admit that my wife, Betsey, a lowlander and a woman of delicate sensibilities, found the smell of the Ramp Feed far too much to take, and I suppose that eating lots of raw ramps would give any man or woman an industrial-strength case of halitosis, beyond the power of Listerine to cure.

As Varoufakis completed the last leg of a whistle-stop round-Europe tour to seek support for Syriza's plans to halt austerity and renegotiate the country's debts, he told a tetchy press conference on Thursday in Berlin that Greece had a proud record in fighting Nazis, but ignoring the clear message from Greek electors could feed far-right forces.

We are fed far too much fiction about love and marriage in modern society.

But a review of data from several studies has found that the benefits of breast-feeding far outweigh these potential risks.

As such, matters of importance and attention seem to be showing up on our Facebook and Twitter feeds far before they appear on any of the traditional news websites, causing people to flock to them instead.

Elephant seals, one of the deepest divers in the ocean and a migratory mammal that spends 83% of the year feeding far from the coast in pelagic waters beyond the thermocline in the modal temperature range 4.2 5.2°C [ 29], are impacted by ocean warming.