Sentence examples for meals back to from inspiring English sources

Their conceit is to follow the food; they visit three American families, eat with them, shop with them, then trace the content of their meals back to their origins in farms and factories.

As a political prisoner, Mr. Liao was fortunate to be placed in the "middle class," a status that came with certain privileges — he could bring his meals back to the cell and eat at his own pace, for example — and that spared him some of the abuse suffered by the underclasses.

Or sent a meal back to the kitchen at a restaurant because it wasn't innovative enough?

You refuse the plastic bag at the register, believing this one gesture somehow makes a difference, and then carry your takeout meal back to your car for a carbon-emitting trip home.

If you've ever sent a meal back to the kitchen at a restaurant or think you know chamomile tea from English breakfast, you're probably, maybe, ready to be thirty.

The college has a tradition of community meals dating back to the Waukegan campus, when the community would meet for potluck meals and discuss matters of general interest.

Perhaps her desire to get Stevie to send his meal back had to do with some guilt that she didn't push back against the McCann goons in that meeting.

The three course meal dates back to ninth century Spain, when Persian polymath Ziryab no doubt infuriated the Emirati court in Cordoba by insisting meals be served as a soup, followed by a main dish, finishing with a sweet dessert.

The roots of the modern ready meal go back to 1950s America and a food company called Swansons, although others had dabbled with them previously.

The origins of the meal go back to the industrial revolution when the newly-constructed rail links between towns and ports allowed fish to be shipped quickly to the towns – enabling a rapidly growing population to be fed cheaply.

I would just place the remains of my meals back in the fridge, next to a half-eaten sandwich.