Sentence examples for have eating from inspiring English sources

"I don't actually know anybody who doesn't have eating difficulties in our culture," says Orbach.

Yet his middle-aged characters in "The Good Life" are familiar literary fare: dividing between rich and richer, they have eating disorders and drink too much.

And when the bone-in veal chop Milanese showed up, I just sat there smiling for a minute because I could tell from the gorgeous, tanned crust how much fun I was going to have eating it.

Many of the girls have eating disorders, some have had peers heavily pressure them into sexual acts, others suffer in emotionally abusive relationships where they are constantly told they are worthless.

But while the large British contingent in the stadium cheered him on, his links with Aden and the vociferously denied allegations against his coach Alberto Salazar have eating away at the unconditional love Farah was afforded in London 2012.

For example, if people whose overeating puts them at risk for illness and early death have eating disorders, why don't we say that people whose mountaineering puts them at risk for injury and early death have mountaineering disorders?

I was upset because I didn't have eating issues anymore, and this was my natural body type.

And in 2005 she told Glamour, "A lot of girls have eating disorders, and I did too.

The National Eating Disorder Association estimates that 30 million people in this country have eating disorders at some point in their lives.

Many young people in Britain have eating disorders, but statistically girls from South Asian families are more likely to have one than anyone else.

She cited the results of studies that "shatter the belief that eating disorders only afflict the young and reveal that boomers have eating disorders at the same rate as teenagers -- nearly 4percentt.