Sentence examples similar to irresistible to eat from inspiring English sources
For travelers, though, a second breakfast offers another opportunity -- one I find irresistible -- to eat, rest, observe and ruminate about the impressions and experiences of the morning.
By manipulating its action, he hopes, it may some day be possible to stanch those irresistible drives to eat.
For example, seeing your favorite dessert could trigger an irresistible urge to eat it.
In Chinatown in Manhattan, as in market streets in China, almost every city block has at least one window full of irresistible barbecued pork, ready to eat on the spot or to take home to stir-fry with greens.
I'd always been a nature nerd so the prospect of not only admiring the British countryside but being able to eat it too was irresistible.
He has recently lost 50 pounds of ice cream weight ("Better to talk about it than to eat it, but it's irresistible fresh off the machine," he said), and it's his favorite time of year.
And the opportunity to eat top-notch, Ramsay-approved food at half the price of Ramsay's flagship restaurant is irresistible.
Barmy scale, wonky lines, clashing colours, misspelt words (well, it makes them fit) all put together to create an irresistible command to buy, eat or do everything that the seaside has to offer.
There are about 150 other volatile compounds that give blackberries their flavour and they are also packed with fructose, to make sure they're irresistible, to make sure they get eaten up.
