Or, to be more precise, eat it.
He described eating a precise number of wild snails per day and avoiding meal times by hiding on the moors or pretending one of the other commune members had given him food.
In "Too Much Brandy," about something the English like even more than bass lines, he countered the jagged rhythm with heavy, precise lines: "We eat junk food, sat drunk on the tube/ Every time train clunks I feel like puking".
He safeguarded traditions like the precise, meditative Zen way of eating, and decades ago made a video of the ritual that is widely used in Buddhist circles.
That basic question, combined with a precise record of what I was actually eating, allowed me to narrow in on what I wanted to do.
These people were constantly eating, every two to three hours to be precise.
The problem was, I had been eating there for too long: 3,277 days, to be precise.
Whatever the precise constituents of our diet, one fact is indisputable: we are eating a lot more food than we used to.
If that fails, call-takers receive only the coordinates of the network tower that routed the call and must question the caller to elicit their precise location, which can eat up valuable seconds in life-threatening emergencies.
Sleeping difficulties, eating difficulties.
