Sentence examples for the topic of food from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, the topic of food dominates Kelis's new album.
In feudal days the topic of food seldom came up, and people didn't really go to lunch in the modern sense of the word -- they just just slipped away at noontime.
She said she didn't know if other networks would have pursued the topic of food marketing, and she added slyly, "I just know that sometimes food looks awfully good on television".
I'm seeing the impression I've made when my oldest son, after listening to me for years on the topic of food safety, checks apple cider for pasteurization at fall celebrations.
But "if the Japanese can change, why can't we?" Wilson — whose previous book, "Consider the Fork," was a fascinating look at how kitchen utensils have shaped how and what we eat — often uses the topic of food as a gateway to explore the intersecting histories of ideas, culture, technology, and society.
During such a meeting in January 2008 with Representative Steve Israel, Democrat of New York, Mr. Mubarak chatted easily and "engaged the visitors extensively on the topic of food," the cable said, saying that his favorites were Egyptian breakfast dishes like tamiya (falafel) and beans.
As many scholars have remarked, it is unsurprising that a trained physician, as Locke was, would begin Some Thoughts with a discussion of children's physical needs, yet this seemingly simple generic innovation has proven to be one of Locke's most enduring legacies Western child-rearing manuals are still dominated by the topics of food and sleep.
While on the topic of outdated food, what does that date on the food actually mean?
For example, in keeping with the topic of high food prices, one of the themes of this year's World Food Day, they can use the World Food Programme's Food Price Roller Coaster infographic to inform the school community about what rising food prices mean to local families living below the poverty line.
This article was commissioned after readers debated the topic of handmade food in a recent You tell us thread.
While we're on the topic of mincing food and words, I thought I'd share this little clip of Marion Nestle on "The Colbert Report".
