Sentence examples for learning to feed from inspiring English sources

We'd repeat this drift, the way we always do when the fish are here, gathering meat and memories for children learning to feed their home by an old set of rules.

Remember, babies (and some older children and adults) don't always chew or mash food into small enough pieces to be swallowed safely, so their food should be given in pieces smaller than bite-size, especially for children just learning to feed themselves.

Doughty has been playing alongside Scuderi and even though they played together in Scuderi's first turn with the Kings, they are learning to feed off each other again.

Fry that developmentally delay emergence, or that are stocked unfed at a late stage, may have expended most of their yolk reserves, and may thus have difficulties learning to feed properly, hastening them to a point-of-no-return (Elliott 1989, 1990).

At about 4 weeks old, the baby should be able to start learning to feed itself.

Can family members who have lived with scarcity tolerate the mess and waste that is often a part of a child's learning to feed herself?

From there, they have to learn to feed themselves.

"He learned to feed himself, with some help, and to make his wishes known," Mr. Nasaw writes.

The butterflies have learned to feed on pollen by sucking it into their tongues and secreting an enzyme that digests the nutritious grains.

Under the heading "cooking and nutrition", it will be a requirement that children should learn "to feed themselves and others affordably".

Mr. Darnell learned to feed off his own material, revealing that the alien autopsy was a hoax in the Fox special "World's Greatest Hoaxes and Secrets Revealed".