Sentence examples for wise eating from inspiring English sources

So we codify the rules of wise eating in an elaborate structure of taboos, rituals, manners and culinary traditions, covering everything from the proper size of portions to the order in which foods should be consumed to the kinds of animals it is O.K. to eat.

Make wise choices eating out.

There is nowhere to buy food, so it is wise to eat first and carry water bottles.

It would probably be wise to eat dinner before attending "The Big Meal," a new play by Dan LeFranc that opened Wednesday night at Playwrights Horizons.

Most people feel that Alice is the figure par excellence of the great Berkeley Transformation, in which the wise children ate the revolution before it had a chance to eat them.

(It would be wise to eat nothing from the Tigris; a fatwa, or religious edict, actually forbade doing so a couple of years ago because the victims of Iraq's heinous sectarian fighting often ended up in the river).

But people worried about their health needn't wait for scientists to settle this question before deciding that it might be wise to eat more plants and less meat.

The company would be wise to eat the losses until its costs of production and materials dropped (computers just get cheaper and cheaper, remember?) and then make up for it over the long run.

Food wise, I eat pretty much meat, vegetables and fruit.

When I visited Beijing, more than a decade ago, bicycles dominated the streets and wise travelers avoided eating meat if they didn't want to try mutt for dinner.

Also, just food-wise, if I'm eating ethnic cuisine – I hate that phrase but still – If I'm eating Mexican food, I'm looking to see that there are Mexicans in the restaurant.