Sentence examples for growing or eating from inspiring English sources

"Vegetables are so fashionable nowadays that even a man needn't be embarrassed about growing or eating them," she coaxes.

The challenge is not just what we grow or eat, but how we transport it.

The decision to grow or eat them relies, like many other decisions, on a cost-benefit analysis.

Or whatever the trend-twisters are playing at when you're not making up ridiculous music genres, growing beards or eating goddamn delicious burgers.

In reality, and despite cultural differences, sexual desire for many (but not all) is a basic human appetite: while some people may grow less interested in, say, food as they grow older, or eat less, we wouldn't therefore assume that old people in general don't get hungry or enjoy eating.

Nor has the process of growing, harvesting, shucking, or eating oysters changed.

ATHENS — In this famously fractious country, there is one thing on which almost all Greeks agree: They do not want genetically modified crops grown, sold or eaten here.

Plantation owners couldn't be bothered to grow them or eat them.

When I was growing up, eating out or taking out was a special event.

But we like our animals -- or at least growing and eating them.

Instead he looks at the flinty data and concludes that an upsurge of settled singles is a symptom of a society's growing wealth, like owning cars or eating meat.