Sentence examples for striking eating from inspiring English sources
Among the results is the Priory, one of the most striking eating spaces you'll ever encounter.
Self-driving cars are a striking example of software eating jobs, but far from the only one.
The discrepancy between reported and observed handwashing "before eating" was especially striking: 80%% of respondents self-reported that they washed hands with soap before eating, yet only 7%% were observed doing so (Fig. 2).
(Board book; ages 0 to 3) Looking very contemporary in an old-time way, the visually striking "Everyone Eats!" feels like the kind of book you'd pick up at an organic children's clothing store.
It bears a striking resemblance to the possible outcome of eating one too many buffalo wings with blue cheese -- and by that, we mean vomit.
His emissaries were working tonight to persuade hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails to resume eating in exchange for concessions on visiting rights and other issues, Palestinian sources said.
Since he had never had any reaction from eating chocolate before, he found this observation so striking that he reported it to his doctor.
The findings were striking in that cravings were substantially higher and control for eating desired foods dramatically lower when participants were in a "hot" versus a "cold" state.
The Fore of New Guinea were nearly wiped out by kuru, which bears a striking resemblance to B.S.E.; they spread it among themselves by ritually eating the brains of their dead kin.
After Khader Adnan -- the Palestinian administrative detainee in his 66th day of hunger strike -- agreed to end his strike, he refused to eat until all fellow hunger striking Palestinians are informed about such decision.
The two men had the idea while eating pastrami and corned-beef sandwiches when attending a conference in Hawaii.Technology Quarterly Breaking the sound barrier again Walk this way Odd bedfellows, striking results A sight for sore thumbs?
