Sentence examples for really eat something from inspiring English sources

This allows you to find out if your cat or dog did really eat something, so you have more information when you go to the vet.

"You're really eating something with the haricots verts," she says.

Try to make sure your cat or dog has really eaten something, it could just have a hairball or bellyache.

"You really should eat something".

If people really wanted to eat something new and creative and interesting, odds are they'd really want it at dinner, under twinkling stars, and not on a weekend late morning under the sun.

If you REALLY need to eat something, don't eat salty things.

If you really have to eat something you can do two things: Eat it and just say, "Hey this pizza thing isn't that bad!" or just run to the bathroom and make strange noises.

I see guys who like to eat quite heavy food in the morning, but I usually just like to eat something really light because I don't feel comfortable or confident eating a lot during a hard session.

Here I don't mean holding your nose when you have to eat something really disgusting.

Starters are between a fiver and a tenner and most of the mains are in the teens - apart from the Desperate Dan-style steaks, including a kilo of Porterhouse; sometimes it really is worth attempting to eat something bigger than your head.

You get mad from hunger, although you are not really hungry, but you want to eat something again.