Sentence examples for need something to eat from inspiring English sources

We all need something to eat off.

But cauliflower is having its own technological revolution, an unexpected renaissance driven by the people who have excluded all the regular stuff from their diet and now need something to eat.

Coming out of school I knew I would need something to eat and pay the bills immediately.

Colleges are responding by setting up food pantries and programs to assist students who need something to eat.

Before you race to see Guns N' Roses on the main stage at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival this year, you're going to need something to eat.

Test: Ask yourself, "How physically hungry am I on a scale from 1-10 (1=starvIfg, 5=satiated 10=stuffed)?" If you are a 1-5, it's likely that you do need something to eat.

They had had a very early breakfast and needed something to eat.

However, as the larger, high-value fish became increasingly scarce, the fishing industry turned to farming, and those penned fish needed something to eat.

When I got my first loft, and was hung over and needed something to eat, I tried to make something Mom made, but it didn't work out, because Mom didn't make rose sauce with potato chips in it.

But out of the shower, I kept thinking that of course our social worker needed something to eat.

"I was sort of stranded in a situation, and I needed something to eat and really didn't have any options," Reid said.