Sentence examples for products eating from inspiring English sources

America expresses itself more completely in these covers than in any other manifestation The American soul when it reaches the match cover, is, to anticipate a favorite cover joke, striking... Slogans from covers show advertising for products, eating places, tailor shops, etc.

If EMC were worried about cloud storage products eating at its on-premises hardware business, Egnyte could be a pretty reasonable pickup for the legacy firm.

BTW, I also like sucking on and eating used menstrual products, eating drain hair, finger and toenails, belly button lint, boogers, used band aids, hacked up stuff, snot from when YOU're sick, or anything else YOUR perfect FEmale body can produce.

A large number of factors can contribute to variability in δ15N values in human bone collagen e.g. relative quantities of leguminous vs. nonleguminous vegetables, differing manuring practices in arable farming, differential consumption of dairy products, eating different types of meat, eating different types of freshwater fish.

Other reported exposure risks originate from drinking unsafe water, consuming raw milk and unpasteurised dairy products, eating barbecued meat, travelling abroad and from contact with farm animals and pets [ 2, 8, 9].

It was hoped that the findings from the study would add to the existing literature on the topic and provide essential information in developing tailored interventions for adolescent dairy products eating behavior.

During the fiscal second quarter that Apple will report next Tuesday, Mr. Sacconaghi predicts that Apple will post an 18 percent decline in net income, as less lucrative products eat into its profit margins.

One chapter was entitled, "The value of bees for crop pollination" (pdf): It is estimated that about one third of all plants or plant products eaten by humans are directly or indirectly dependent on bee pollination.

But the results only account for about a quarter of all the products eaten by consumers and did not look for trace contamination, a decision described as "pragmatic" by the FSA.

For example, she found that some of the leading anti-virus products ate up memory and processing power "worse than any virus".

Participants were given a transparent bag of chocolates to keep with them at all times and were also provided with a diary to record other chocolate and chocolate-related products eaten.