Sentence examples for some eaten from inspiring English sources
Etymology: (Latin: dicebox, from fruit shape) Note: Bulbs of some eaten by Native Americans.
Etymology: (Greek: beautiful grass) Note: Bulbs of some eaten by Native Americans.
Etymology: (Latin: arrow, from leaf shape) Note: Some species weedy; tubers of some eaten by humans, wildlife; Sagittaria brevirostra Mack.
The diet recommended for the yoga group was predominantly vegetarian; it mainly consisted of a combination of cereals and pulses, preferably unrefined; moderate amounts of judiciously chosen fat; moderate amounts of milk and milk products; moderate amounts of spices; vegetables and fruits about 500 g, vegetables being predominantly of the leafy green variety, and at least some eaten raw (uncooked).
Some eat the marshmallow immediately.
Some ate lychee nuts and hummus.
Some ate by day, some by night.
Some eat supper discreetly out of paper bags.
Some ate so ravenously that their stomachs ruptured.
Some eat the free grub in the Salvation Army tent.
