Sentence examples for usual eating from inspiring English sources
"The last time I went to a game," she writes, "we went over the usual: eating disorders, worries about drugs, staying out late, driving, drinking and driving.
In addition, to qualify for a label of binge eating disorder, patients must feel distressed about their overeating, and meet three of six other criteria, including experiencing guilt or depression over eating too much, eating more rapidly than usual, eating until uncomfortably full, eating when not feeling physically hungry or eating alone because of embarrassment over the quantity being consumed.
So the usual, eating shit and figuring out how to fix it, but with the added terror of feeling so, so alone when it wasn't going well.
In this study, participants were asked to describe their usual eating patterns for a 24-h period, giving information on the time of the day and the frequency of consumption of each meal type, whereas other studies have recorded snacking during a specific period of time or derived frequencies from food intake records where the researcher decides meal types.
Perception of dietary practices included fat content of foods usually eaten and healthiness of usual eating habits.
Researchers randomized 100 overweight and obese people to one of three groups: alternate-day fasting; a diet restricted to 75percentt of regular daily energy intake; and a control group that followed their usual eating plan.
I figured it was going to be a short night, and offered my usual eat first and pray later deal.
For now though, we'll comfort ourself by living life as usual: eat sausage, drink vodka and nostalgically listen to Disco Polo songs about freedom.
Instead of the usual eat-your-vegetables pitch of public health reformers, he is offering Philadelphians something delicious: a giant pot of money to fund popular city projects.
Instead of (or in addition to) the usual "eat healthier" and "exercise more," why not add something you are really aching to do but never make time for?
Long foods offer a green light to eat with your hands, make a mess and, perhaps more than usual, turn eating into a multi-sensory theme park.
