Sentence examples for first eaten from inspiring English sources

It's remarkable how cooks have ignored them, even in the region where the tomato was first eaten.

Wood-smoked salmon (first eaten by Peake in his military days, when he was on deployment in Alaska).

Brown said the book, by Gervase Markham, indicated haggis was first eaten in England before being popularised in Scotland.

Explore where it was first eaten, why, the significance it may have had, whether or not it is still a delicacy today, and whether it carries the same significance as in the past.

The toxins are first eaten by filter feeders on the sea floor, like bivalve molluscs, then by larger creatures like crabs, and then fish - meaning the PCBs accumulate all the way up the food chain, with killer whales and dolphins getting the largest doses.

So too with meat pies -- though they were first eaten in medieval Europe they are now a staple classic in Australia and New Zealand (think a small handheld Aussie meat-pie eaten with ketchup).

He thinks he first ate glass by accident.

I first ate here in early 2008, when I came for dinner.

Not knowing which to do first — eat or sleep — I did neither.

I first ate dim sum in 1968 at Nom Wah, on Doyers Street in New York's Chinatown.

I first ate cucumbers prepared this way on a balcony in Lake Como, Italy.