Sentence examples for make feeding from inspiring English sources

It should free up nurses and nurse's aides to perform more complex tasks, such as bathing and delivering medical care, and it might even make feeding more enjoyable for patients.

Charlie, meanwhile, has been declared ward of court and is being cared for at the Aboim Ascensão orphanage in Faro, where efforts are being made to arrange surgery on his cleft lip and palate, which make feeding difficult.

When Councilman Simcha Felder, a Democrat from Brooklyn, announced on Monday that he was going to introduce legislation that would make feeding pigeons an offense punishable by a fine, he made plain his feelings about "rats with wings," a phrase used by a parks commissioner, Thomas P. F. Hoving, in the 1960s and popularized by Woody Allen in his 1980 film "Stardust Memories".

Although it has been possible to train two species of lizards (Lacerta agilis and Lacerta vivipara) to make feeding movements in response to a variety of sounds, including tones between 69 and 8,200 hertz, most attempts to train lizards to respond reliably to tonal stimuli have failed.

Bacteria can provide increased protein consumed as food for insects, higher levels of rot may make feeding easier with less host enzymes needed to break down cells, or allows larvae to spread out more and not have as much competition with other larvae, or sugar in fruit may be somewhat toxic and bacteria consume sugar easing effect on larvae (Huang and Douglas 2015).

Cats like to eat at the same time every day, so make feeding time very consistent.

In short: make feeds Twitter's apps.

He previously founded Superfeedr, which developed a "Feed API" that built upon RSS and Atom to make feeds more useful and real-time.

Both are overhyphenated in a way that makes feeding all those platforms with fresh intellectual scoops a risky enterprise, but that is where the similarities end.

It all transfers very nicely to a more adult-appropriate supper when the kids have hit the sack, so makes feeding the whole family a cinch.

The leaves of holly plants, for instance, are very smooth and slippery making feeding difficult.