Sentence examples for to be meat from inspiring English sources

Anything, really – doesn't have to be meat.

The crucial word seems to me to be meat.

Red meat will be kept for cooler days, if there is to be meat.

Chief executive Lynne Elliot said: "How brilliant that the Shambala festival is going to be meat- and fish-free, but it's a shame it is serving food made from insects.

Even if it does turn out that Saracens are just too good for them (as I suspect might be the case), we can be certain that the likes of Danny Care, Joe Marler and Chris Robshaw are not just turning up to be meat in the room today.

It's a nice line but in this case there appears to be meat on the bone.

These turned out to be meat-stuffed mini yorkies – delicious.

I love rice but it has to be meat-seasoned, cooked with chicken or fish, shrimp.

He asked: "Why aren't we calling for Glastonbury to be meat-free and fish-free?" The Dalai Lama also embraced his historic visit to Glastonbury on Sunday with several other appearances, including an early gathering at the hallowed ground of the Stone Circle.

It's the same with Mum's food - it's not so much that this is veggie food, but that it is delicious food that just happens to be meat-free.' I mention that they had once begged Paul and Linda to allow them to eat meat.

Fossils don't typically include definitive evidence of diet such as stomach contents, so most close relatives of T. rex and their fearsomely toothy kin all of which belong to a group of dinosaurs known as theropods were believed to be meat-eaters, too.