Sentence examples for grain eating from inspiring English sources

The mean number of whole grain eating occasions recorded over 1 week was 1·6 in children and adolescents and 1·2 in adults when the total population was considered.

Because many pigeons are extremely well adapted to grain eating and grazing habits, some conflict with the agricultural activities of humans and are considered pests.

The birds are divided into granivorous (grain eating) and carnivorous groups, which are explained in some detail.

The tree sparrow is a predominantly seed and grain eating bird which feeds on the ground in flocks, often with house sparrows, finches, or buntings.

Survival Techniques Paul Lamine N'Dong, an elder in Joal, Senegal, worries that hot weather and failing rains have already crippled his village's crop of millet, a coarse grain eaten locally and traded for rice.

For the majority of Americans the simple facts are these: We should be consuming fewer calories; eating more fruits, vegetables and whole grains; eating less meat and dairy; and cutting back on sugar, fat and foods high in simple carbohydrates.

More than a quarter of the farmland was devoted to turning solar energy into the renewable fuel powering their transportation system: the grasses and grains eaten by horses.

After a stressful time "put me in the hole healthwise, I cut out all refined grains, ate less meat, ate only whole grains, more beans -- and I saw some real differences," she says.

For a horse which bolts their grains (eats too fast), put one or two large stones in the grain bucket.

There are also many other types of grains eaten as part of the Asian diet, such as barley and oat.

If you don't want to switch entirely to whole grain, try to make half of the grains you eat whole grain.