Sentence examples for to be fed from from inspiring English sources

Animals such as camels, llamas and zebras approach the cars to be fed from buckets of grain.

The problem is only worsened by the fact that the world's population will have risen from seven billion to nine billion by the end of the century, an extra two billion who will have to be fed from threatened food sources.

A child's swing and Ikea garden chairs and table came together nicely, but then a bookcase from an online retailer proved tricky, and I missed my deadline bolting together a Homebase barbecue, which meant the children had to be fed from the oven.

Although these microgrid characteristics allow short circuit faults to be fed from multiple sources or storage elements, they also limit the fault current.

In experiment 2 we dissociated the social request to be fed from the final intention of the sequence of reaching-grasping and placing; specifically, the action sequence was directed to a mouth-like aperture in a support placed either beside the conspecific's face (close-to-conspecific placing task) or the "face" of the body shape (close-to-body-shape placing task, Fig. 1).

Table mounted routers, planers and shapers are another machine that usually has material fed through, and although they are fairly narrow machines, they require room on their front for material to be fed from, and at the rear for the material to be removed after the work is complete, so again, a space of about ten feet is needed for any significant work.

The location apps seem to be feeding from our desire to be more adventurous when we leave our homes.

That matched the nest in question, whose inhabitants seemed to be feeding from a mulberry bush by the Bronx River nearby.

Pupils at a Bath primary may have to be fed sandwiches from the local pub as an emergency measure while the school struggles to upgrade its kitchens to comply with the expansion of the government's free school meals programme.

Since the estimated CSI needs to be fed back from the destination to relay, due to channel temporal variation, the estimated CSI is actually an early version of the real CSI.

Some of the difficult behaviors, such as excessive demand to be fed, decrease from the age of 3 to 6 months, while others, for example waking and crying at night, become more prevalent in infants over this span.