As good as it can be to have a foot-long sub to munch on, sometimes it's nice to have a lunch that's a little bit of lots of things, buffet-bar style.
And so, as you munch on your cereal this morning, scanning the coverage of the SDLP's demise, be afraid Pat, be very afraid.
Watson, who claims to have seen a "leaked government meeting document", writes: As they munch breakfast in the comfort of the offices of "the institute of government", Clegg will kick off a private session to discuss the "implications of Oldham".
Passengers travelling through Heathrow's Terminal 2, which opens in June, will munch on wood-fired pizza and consult concierges to help them shop.Once a way for passengers to load up on cheap booze and cigarettes, "travel retail" (which takes place mostly, but not entirely, in airports) is now a big part of many brands' strategies and of airports' revenues.
Other factors, such as contracts that reward doctors for providing better care rather than lots of it, could continue to dampen growth in future.The new report from CMS provides more data for academics to munch on.
And as they munch soya steaks, diners relish new evidence of the health benefits of eating less red meat.In this section When two plus two equals three Bazookas and bases Switched off Reluctant partners Bife de lomo, or bean sprouts?
Mr Clerc says that although Maersk, for its part, is not about to start such a war, it would not stand idle if others started to munch its market share.Any further fall in world trade would also undermine the fragile truce.
THE decision to give away newspaper content free online is increasingly viewed as the business equivalent of Eve's decision to munch on an apple.
But there is always the risk that the new species like Ascension's cats may shun the pest it was brought in to deal with, and munch its way through native flora or fauna instead.
No painter changes quite so much as Munch changes.
Here, overlooking a pastoral landscape, cows munch on feedstock, geese plop and paddle in a nearby lake, men rise early to farm the fields and women knit away at scarves and handkerchiefs.
