Sentence examples for ground eating from inspiring English sources

That tattoo is legible on her right arm now as she sits on the ground, eating.

Sitting on the ground eating string cheese and sipping a drink, she waited for a break in the wind.

The exhibition includes three of his most famous canvasses, including the iconic image of two women in Tahiti seated on the ground eating fruit, "Sacred Spring: Sweet Dreams (Nave Nave Moe)" (1894).

Then there were the wild pigs, another recent introduction, which were busy excavating the ground, eating up all the native acorn seedlings and allowing invasive weeds such as fennel to spread through the island.

At the adjoining Ganda Koy, or "Masters of the Earth," camp, hundreds of young men squatted on the ground, eating a pittance of boiled rice out of a communal bowl before the next training session.

They are a great place to meet friends after work, dine al fresco and pretend you are still on holidays in Asia rather than in your suit, after work, sitting on the ground, eating expensive mee goreng from a plastic box.

Babies, naked on the ground, eat dirt.

She and her siblings and cousins had the run of the grounds, eating moorhen's eggs, feeding pigs, damming streams.

People who don't understand the game think that we sit around wet, cold grounds, eating pies and drinking Bovril, moaning about the huge salaries that the many hapless stars on show are able to command.

Cops patrol the grounds, eating ice cream cones.

Under normal conditions, the Steelers would have turned to the ground game, eating the clock and resting Roethlisberger's shoulder.