Sentence examples for nervous eating from inspiring English sources
Since then, I've actually gained about five pounds, most of which I chalk up to the nervous eating I've been doing while awaiting my trial.
This cat who was very nervous ate from John's hand so I added a little black cat.
The stats show increasing numbers of us developing ulcers, having nervous breakdowns, eating too much or too little, taking to drink and/or drugs, retreating from our own reality in plastic surgery clinics.
For people who aren't familiar with the idea of rape culture and think the Blurred Lines music video is just a fun sexy time, this novel will feel hysterical, jumping as it does from a sad fat woman nervous about eating a scone in public, to a strangled porn king with his own penis in his mouth.
One student who wrote to the Everyday Sexism Project explained that girls at her university felt awkward and nervous about eating in the canteen after a group of their male peers anonymously set up a Facebook page to assess female students' attractiveness at meal times.
When White Castle was founded in 1921, Americans were nervous about eating ground meat, mainly thanks to Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle, which told of the horrifying biz going on in the meatpacking industry.
When White Castle was founded in 1921, Americans were nervous about eating ground meat, mainly thanks to Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle, which documented some of the horrible stuff going on in the meatpacking industry.
Both were too nervous to eat, but the conversation flowed.
Mr. Wasko paced alongside a pre-service buffet but was too nervous to eat.
Earlier, at a dinner for Oscar nominees at Spago, he had been too nervous to eat.
