tucking in造句

So the roll-up sleeve and tucking in is a must.

But the dolphin then appeared seconds later with his own fish, this time a seabass, and began tucking in.

Back at Sword and Shield, two elderly customers are tucking into Brezhnev's favourite cutlets in oak-panelled private rooms decorated with KGB memorabilia.

After all, this is a country famous for its cook-at-the-table barbecue restaurants (and, more notoriously, for its dog soup) and where even Buddhist monks can be seen tucking into pork cutlets.

No one is advocating tucking into massive rib eyes or a rack of ribs every day, but if you choose lean cuts and have them a few times a week, lean red meat can be a positive addition to your diet.