Sentence examples for transform eating from inspiring English sources

Even if it rots the brain, Suboxone manages to transform eating into a near orgasmic experience.

To support the mission of the book, she will launch the OMD campaign to promote plant-based food solutions to climate change a multi-pronged effort to transform eating habits and the food system.

The idea transformed eating in California and, eventually, the rest of the country.

But the gastronomic revolution that transformed eating in other English-speaking countries in the 1980's and 90's, propelling London, Sydney and Vancouver into the ranks of the world's most celebrated restaurant cities, has reached far-off New Zealand at last, and roast mutton no longer rules here.

To test whether eat-16 acts in ASH, we transformed eat-16; egl-10 double-mutant animals with a transgene in which the eat-16 genomic coding sequence was expressed in ASH under the sra-6 promoter.

It aims to transform the eating habits of many of the nation's children and teenagers, but some school officials say it will further crimp already strained budgets.

Preparation is key – you can't transform your eating habits when you have a fridge full of Christmas and New Year party food leftovers.

I have no idea of what is in the other containers on the boat: stuff from people leaving a country to build a different life in another region, goods that will be transformed, worn, eaten in a different country.

Developers also enabled players to see in advance what a monster would transform into before eating meat left behind after battle.

And I wish that Freedman had gone further afield in his travels, told the story of the exemplary Mexican restaurants in, say, Austin or Santa Fe; or the first great steak houses in Omaha or Chicago; or one of the millennial beer-beard-and-baby places, across the bridge in Brooklyn, that have transformed (and democratized) eating out in this century.

Every bite of chocolate consumed within--or outside--of those set parameters has the power to either perpetuate or transform what we eat.