eat in造句
1. He is seeking something to eat in the cupboard.
2. The family thought it was more convenient to eat in the kitchen.
3. I'll grab a bite to eat in town.
4. I can't afford to eat in restaurants.
5. We'll have a bite to eat in town.
6. All animals have to eat in order to live.
7. Only rarely do I eat in restaurants.
8. I rarely eat in restaurants.
9. Most of the students eat in.
10. Is this food to eat in or take away?
11. We can eat in a restaurant, if you like.
12. Nobody was allowed to eat in the Empress Dowager's presence.
13. How many pieces of fresh fruit do you eat in a day?
14. They were too fastidious to eat in a fast-food restaurant.
15. Do you want me to eat in a dive like this?
16. There's not much to eat in the fridge. Should I send out for a pizza?
17. They eat in total silence and shuffle out again.
18. They could eat in the main cookhouse, but tonight they prefer their own culinary efforts.
19. The next time you eat in your favorite restaurant, check out the health claims on the menu.
20. The overweight people tend to eat in a non-stop motion.
21. Bread like what you only eat in March to keep the Lenten hunger pangs at bay.
22. The foods which we are advised to eat in greater quantities arc those supplying dietary fibre.
23. Let them eat in the regular mess, with deputy assistants and speechwriters!
24. His hot pancakes are delicious, you buy them straight from the kitchen to eat in your hands.
25. There is no limit to how much fresh fruit you can eat in a day.
26. I generally like to spy out restaurants before I go to eat in them.
27. We are new to the London area, and would like to eat in restaurants or visit pubs with others.
28. More shows would be crammed into the Christmas period to enable poor producers to eat in the coming year.
29. They had microwave ovens where he was able to heat up a portion of hot food to eat in the car.
30. In Yakima, Washington, people paid a dollar for all the cakes they could eat in a flapjack-eating contest.
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