Sentence examples for liked to feed from inspiring English sources

She liked to feed him.

Hasegawa recalled how his neighbour liked to feed stray cats, and the times when he weeded the retiree's garden and cleared the snow from his driveway.

Wandering the center in search of people to talk to was like fishing a stretch of river; one could observe, over time, which pools held which fish, and what times of day they liked to feed.

Plastic roses were tied to two nearby trees; on a protrusion in one trunk was an old black banana, which Carlos, who liked to feed the trees a little of whatever food he had, had placed there a week or two earlier.

In particular, they liked to feed him inedible food: "I remember a cheese so full of weevils that small pieces jumped about the plate; I remember branches of bitter rhubarb, sour milk, rancid butter – and, of course, nothing but obstinate silence".

To Shepherd, working as a cook in the Rivera kitchen, Trotsky was more than a defender of the working man; he was a person of flesh and blood — "compact, muscular," with the build of a peasant, who clasped a pen "as if it were an ax handle" and liked to feed chickens when he wasn't unspooling his thoughts on the Fourth Inter­national.

She likes to feed people.

"I usually am, and I like to feed people".

Did Grandma like to feed the birds before she died?

She doesn't like to feed on negativity.

To domesticated animals, on which it likes to feed, its bite is fatal.