Sentence examples for need something to chew from inspiring English sources

Rivers, as I was told by the people who had just rewilded one in the Lake District – greatly reducing the likelihood that it would cause floods downstream – "need something to chew on".

You may just need something to chew on.

Buy her some cat grass, she may just need something to chew.

Gnawing constantly on the cage means that your hamster needs something to chew on, it is bored or stressed.

"We need something to do".

… I always need something to do.

You need something to publish!

Before they cook up anything really juicy, the politicians of the Mediterranean may need something simpler to chew on.

I needed something to happen.

He certainly needed something to.

A lot of people just want to have something to chew on.