Sentence examples for sort of eating from inspiring English sources

Vienna's beisls are the sort of eating house that is sadly missing in Britain.

The study is actually about romantic relationships, but there is definitely a covert thrill to this sort of eating, too.

In an interview with onebigkitchen.com, in 2007, Trillin noted, The sort of eating I've always been interested in is what I guess you'd call vernacular eating.

With their pale, hairy, apelike bodies, indistinct faces, glowing red-gray eyes, and — especially — breathy little chucklings, the Morlocks are creepy, and the climactic moment when they close in upon the Time Traveller, their soft, palpal hands reaching out as if to assess just what sort of eating he might provide, remains nightmarish after many rereadings.

At a recent weeknight dinner, her husband planned to grill salmon for himself and Ms. Goldklang, knowing that it wouldn't fly with their three children, ages 6, 8 and 12. "What my husband did, which in his mind is some sort of derivation of salmon, so that he can feel that we're all sort of eating the same thing," Ms. Goldklang explained, "was he made crab cakes for the 8-year-old.

YouTube gets more traffic than anybody, but they are sort of eating themselves alive with advertising".

"In Italy they've learned to celebrate dinner and lunch, whereas we sort of eat as quickly as we can get through it," remarked George Clooney.

These are not the sort of eat-a-worm trials on offer on I'm a Celebrity, but the one person eating a meal under a time limit, that could feed family for a weekend.

A sort of eat-clean version of Facebook, Ello was designed by open-source types who wanted a network that would be perpetually ad-free and would never harvest your data, for malicious purposes or otherwise.

All too often, socialism is dismissed as a youthful pursuit that must necessarily give way to the sort of eat-or-be-eaten pragmatism of Thatcher's ideology; an infantile condition through which one must go, like colic.

"To put up the numbers I did, I knew it was going to take someone who's not just a great player but also willing to give up some of his life, sort of eat, breathe and live the sport," Sampras said.