Sentence examples for if one eats from inspiring English sources

When it came to the drinking question, I followed the same etiquette I was taught about ordering pungent food on a date: If one eats garlic, both must eat garlic.

A poll cited in Le Figaro last January revealed that 75percentt of respondents believed that "one can eat right if one eats frozen".

We may not be in each other's way if one eats fish and the other grass, but little coöperation is possible, considering our metabolic needs".

If one eats, well, we all eat.

If one eats enough meat, in theory this process could generate enough for someone to "experience an increase in core temperature and start to sweat".

"A fly might contaminate the food with the dirt it would have taken from the rubbish bin then, if one eats the contaminated food, one becomes sick and if he does not go to the clinic he will end up with a headache and hot body and will end up having HIV" (Elias, boy, 11 years).

If one ate until one's belly was completely full, there'd be no room left to manage one's emotions and one would burst asunder.

Attractiveness refers to how nice a person thinks a dish would be – if one ate it.

In truth, one eats very well, if one's expectations are geared to the kind of place that Vaucluse is trying to be; as much as Balthazar is a Balzar-style brasserie with elephantiasis, Vaucluse is an outsize copy of the luxe bistros of the Seventh Arrondissement in Paris (D'Chez Eux is an instance)—comfortable, reassuring, and consistently delicious without being at all daring.

If there's no caribou, no one eats.

If one person eats it, no one else can.