Sentence examples for meant to be consumed from inspiring English sources
Glogg was never meant to be consumed in solitude.
It's meant to be consumed from beginning to end.
But this is currency that's meant to be consumed.
Many of the wines are also slightly sweeter, usually meant to be consumed right away, for the mainstream American palate.
It's meant to be consumed once and put down, but I've learned to make extra over the years!
Talk radio is meant to be consumed in real time, as a running commentary on the issues and outrages of the day.
Featuring international casts, often composed of Hollywood has-beens (Cameron Mitchell) and not-quite-yets (Clint Eastwood), these films were meant to be instantly consumed and then forgotten.
"My shows aren't meant to be passively consumed like a TV show, but meant to educate or inspire viewers to go buy a book, or get a tabletop game, or get a weird trapeze lesson or to tell stories with their children," she tells us in this video interview.
An F.D.A. spokeswoman said that if an item is meant to be used to consume a tobacco product, as a hookah is, then it would be regulated.
Books are not meant to be chopped up and consumed in pieces.
Chinese regulators claimed that diethylene glycol in small amounts was safe and that the toothpaste was meant to be spit out and not consumed.
