Sentence examples for mean feeding from inspiring English sources

As an omnivore, the hamster will eat most things, but that doesn't mean feeding him all your leftovers.

I felt sorry for her; I assumed that the officers were taking her to the first-aid tent, which would mean feeding her into the protocol-heavy emergency medical system and probably spoiling her whole day.

However, many dog owners, especially those with large breeds, feed twice a day throughout the dog's life (this does not mean feeding more than the required daily amount, but it is a more balanced method of feeding).

And by "nefarious purposes," I mean feeding starving children in Africa.

Does "breastfeeding" mean feeding a baby at the breast?

And by "work," he doesn't mean feeding or cuddling or playing with their young ones.

And by doped up, I mean fed it intravenously.

The eclectic, omnivorous diets of people in China meant there were few unwanted, inexpensive chicken parts for the crocodiles, which meant feeding them expensive breasts.

The book said that it meant feeding on insects, from the Latin insectum, for "insect," plus the Latin vorus, for "vorous".

After all, "advancing religion" has, for centuries, meant feeding all those who knock on a vicarage or monastery door no matter where they come from and without placing any demands upon them.

That means feeding by any means necessary.