Sentence examples for milk would have from inspiring English sources

"I went into this project expecting that drinking milk would have some weight benefit for children.

A pint of milk would have set you back 1 shilling 4d (6.5p) compared with 40p on average today.

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Aside from the noise, everything is exemplary – things work, I can make a cup of tea first thing (though herbal teabags and some milk would have been nice) and I'm pummelled awake by an excellent shower accompanied by Orla Kiely bath things.

"This would mean that 80 cows that we milk would have to be dispersed and the land remaining would not be viable as an agricultural unit," he said.

Someone named "Ceasar" said, "Harvey Milk would have disowned you.

"I think if they were limited to milk, they would have a milk ritual," said Jim Bouton, a pitcher for the Yankees in the 1960s who is highly critical of how the present generation of ballplayers celebrates success.

A 2001 Government Accountability Office report found some nutritional differences between ultra-filtered milk and conventional fluid milk that would have to be corrected during the cheese-making process to produce equivalent products.

Nurses at the hospital told her that the more milk she expressed, the more milk she would have for her baby.

(Another young, semifirm sheep's milk cheese would have worked. So would aged pecorino, but use less since it's saltier. ) A little cheese helped a little bit.

Interdicting milk supplies would have prevented most of the post-Chernobyl thyroid cancers, as Hessler notes, but not those caused by inhaling radioactivity.