Sentence examples for more time eating from inspiring English sources

We both love cooking and we definitely spend more time eating in than out.

It turns out that chickens are sometimes fed coffee pulp and green tea powder to keep them awake so that they can spend more time eating.

But the fine diners spent an average of 4.7 percent more time eating, and ate less of what they ordered — 86 percent of the food on their plates, compared with 95 percent for those in the regular area.

The green double-decker spent more hours in the garage than out of it, and Stan spent more time eating tea with his dysfunctional family or hanging out with his mate Jack, a randy conductor with an eye for the birds; but he often supped his stew still dressed in his bus-driver's jacket with its shiny badge, a token of his devotion to his job.

However, L birds spent more time eating than C birds (P<0.05).

Since Chinese visitors spend more time eating, they want comfort at their table.

That is a bit more time-eating.

It was found that girls and boys consumed about the same amount of food but girls took more time to eat and started eating with a lower speed than boys.

After all, less time spent preparing means more time for eating.

As shown in Table 1, split-shifters spend less time on leisure, domestic, and child care activities, but spend more time sleeping, eating, and working in the market.

Sitting and eating sounds heavenly, but beware: more time to eat equals more calories to consume.