Sentence examples for hungry as well from inspiring English sources
Now, bioengineers suggest that it could feed the hungry as well.
After seeing the impact of just one seedling, the then-9-year-old was hooked and, using a plot of land donated by her elementary school, she created a community garden aimed at feeding the hungry as well as getting more classmates excited about gardening.
Imagine that every park and open lot in your town became a camp for homeless families -- babies, kids, old people, the sick and the hungry, as well as strangers, petty criminals, even rapists -- all jammed together in makeshift tents built on mud.
Participants included SSHiNE senior management staff (all expatriate), and South Sudanese commodity and logistics coordinators, food warehouse managers, and food distribution supervisors employed by ADRA, Concern Worldwide, and Food for the Hungry, as well as program staff from ADRA headquarters who were involved in logistics, procurement, commodity distribution, and overall program management.
These are some of the poorest households in the world, and, ironically, some of the hungriest as well, despite being food producers.
WEARY shoppers, frugal diners and hungry ones as well are gradually finding Zucca, a new Italian family-style restaurant at the Roosevelt Field Shopping Center.
The food is the main event — whether Kansas City-style beef brisket or Southern-style pork shoulder, with barbecue chefs competing for the dollars of the hungry festivalgoers as well as for prize money and bragging rights.
He was at the fair looking for a full-time employee for Hungry Mother as well as interns and volunteers for the farm, which keeps more than 500 chickens and grows a variety of fruits and vegetables.
Owner Kaz Hata's crop ripened later than usual this year, but there are enough peaches, plums and apricots on his trees to supply flocks of hungry sparrows, as well as Hata's farm-stand customers.
On the reverse of each Sammy Sneeze page was printed a non-Sammy Sneeze strip the complete run of McCay's The Story of Hungry Henrietta, as well as selections from John Prentiss Benson's The Woozlebeasts, and Gustave Verbeek's The Upside-Downs of Little Lady Lovekins and Old Man Muffaroo and The Terrors of the Tiny Tads.
