Sentence examples for technically eating from inspiring English sources

The owner, Matthieu Ravaux, lives on the premises, so you're technically eating in his dining room.

"Well, they didn't technically eat her," I said.

If you're like us, you could technically eat pasta every day of the week for dinner, occasionally for lunch, and sometimes for breakfast.

Even though I can't technically eat it, I can still share it on an awkward first date in the hopes of getting laid and that's close enough to food for me.

Technically, that makes eating a Full English the most goth hangover breakfast, and anyone who eats one is a massive goth.

Fun fact: Technically, what you eat from a pomegranate is not a seed but an aril -- the tiny, fleshy, fruit-like structure covering the seeds.

Although vegetarians technically don't eat animals, they may eat foods produced from them, including milk, cream, butter, cheese and eggs.

Once the shrimp becomes opaque, it is technically ready to eat.

Even though Freddie technically started the year off eating Wheat Thins on his couch, we're pretty positive that the upcoming 365 days will be major for YouTube and its content creators.

Oh, childhood – a time for innocent playing, pretending and nonchalantly eating things that are technically classified as poisonous.

Technically you could fuel your brain by eating — or slugging a Soylent — at your desk.