Sentence examples for healthy feed from inspiring English sources

They suggest safeguards could ensure that all food waste is treated safely, and point to countries such as Japan and South Korea, where central plants with strict oversight turn waste into healthy feed.

On the way we stop at the supermarket at Dolan's request to pick up a bit of lunch – he's always urgently interested in a healthy feed after a trip to the gym.

My problem with "The Passion of the Christ" is that I felt as if I were being continually hit over the head with a two-by-four, but I never tasted the sugar and I wasn't even given my portion of healthy feed.

The trophy from the Grade II race represented the chicken he could enjoy, the $240,000 first-place check could provide some healthy feed for Graeme Hall's owners, Eugene and Laura Melnyk, and the victory in this prep for the Travers Stakes catapulted Pletcher to the top of the trainers' standing here at Saratoga Race Course.

News stands ("10 Hot Celebrity Diets!") and grocery isles ("Low fat! Only 100 calories! Heart Healthy!") feed our pound fixation.

Feed your guinea pig healthy feed, fruits, and vegetables.

With its emphasis on fresh fruits and veggies, fish and olive oil, the Mediterranean diet is regarded as a healthy feeding regime, and one that seems to be particularly effective in warding off heart disease.

The importance and prospects for MRI as applied to intact plants and to foods are presented in view of one of humanity's most pressing concerns, the sustainable and healthy feeding of a worldwide increasing population.

Thus, it is noted that mothers' perceptions of the healthy feeding of their children may not be consistent with the food their children actually receive, as is indicated in the literature (Kourlaba et al., 2009).

Thus, it can be assumed that healthy feeding was analyzed by most of the mothers in a one-dimensional manner, observing only one of a diet's characteristics—in this case, its quality (the types of foods provided).

It's already often humbling, if not humiliating, to have to ask for government assistance to make sure you and your family are healthy, fed and safe.