Sentence examples for point of chewing from inspiring English sources

Both made a point of chewing slowly.

Those affected compulsively self-mutilate to the point of chewing off their own fingertips.

If you're bored to the point of chewing off your limbs sitting through Wagner's Parsifal rather than Puccini's La Bohème (or the other way round!), don't despair.

Some macrobiotic eaters make a point of chewing each mouthful up to a hundred times -- even mouthfuls of soup.

Us protestors could see the event, or maybe some lower-donor auxiliary room of it, through the hotel windows, and we saw one guy making a point of chewing plates of food while staring at us, while a Jonah Ryanish dork pressed his ear against the glass and mouthed "I can't hear you".

Realizing I didn't ever want my boss' job and that I was bored to the point of chewing on my socks, I knew it was the time to quit and join the legions of the fun-employed to be a (trumpet blare) FULL TIME NOVELIST.

For severe chest pain, the software delivers a care point of "chew and swallow one regular-strength aspirin (325 milligrams) or four low-dose aspirin (81 milligrams) as soon as possible…".

You were probably warned at some point that a swallowed piece of chewing gum would take a seven-year residency in your tummy.

McGovern displayed his first sign of self-indulgence at this point: he asked an aide for a piece of chewing gum.

He reeked of chewing tobacco and beer.

History of the origin of chewing gum.