Sentence examples for stage eating from inspiring English sources

He warns, though, that what we see may not be precisely what he created in the studio: "Sometimes the Trocks like to walk across the stage eating a chicken bone, and there's nothing I can do about that".

It begins with Teller suspended upside down in a straitjacket over a bed of spikes; it ends up with Penn on a darkened stage eating fire and talking about how at the Franklin County Fair he always felt himself drawn into the sideshow tent to see the freaks and fire-eaters while his high-school buddies waited outside.

Before he attempted to mount a pommel again, he put himself through an intense fitness regime, and dieted as he'd never dieted before, at one stage, eating only 900 calories a day: "a little bowl of porridge, half a chicken breast, a bit of broccoli, a little bit of rice".

Some species are carnivorous at the tadpole stage, eating insects, smaller tadpoles and fish.

I DO NOT live in the moment except when I'm forced to: performing live on stage, eating sushi, sex (usually), and when I had Meningitis cuz there was nothing BUT the moment -- volcanic vomiting and brain-cracking pain has a way of getting you present.

If a young Foxy Troxy were coming on the scene now, EDMing in America for the first time in the mucky-muck with a bunch of college kids, I'll bet he'd be on his knees at the main stage eating ass with the best of them.

Deerflies, in the larval stage, eat plants.

During this year's three-day celebration, visitors can learn about the area's cultural richness, and listen to 100 bands play on five outdoor stages, eat food from street vendors, buy works from 200 jury-selected artists and admire the dressed-up pets that will march in a closing-day parade.

For feeding behaviour such a cycle consists of an appetitive stage characterised by foraging and exploration linked to emotions such as wanting and anticipation, a consummatory stage with eating behaviour linked to liking and pleasure, and a post-consummatory stage linked to satiety and relaxation with behaviour like resting and preening.

The soup tastes better, because Jacobsen anticipated what would happen at each stage of eating it.

They could therefore be gaining back their carotenoid stores during the early nestling stage by eating primarily carotenoid-rich food items.