munch造句

We sit at my garden table and munch.

The animal threatens to munch through thousands of Viking vessels and other historic shipwrecks, scientists warn.

Snack smarter. Stop smoking and munch right to help your body stay at a healthy weight.

People around the world munch on dirt, and not just when they're hungry enough to eat anything.

I like to get a big back of small apples and just munch on them whenever I'm hungry.

Solution: Stash single-serving packages of nuts and dried fruit in your desk and plan to munch a few hours after lunch — when you feel moderate hunger.

These chemicals (which, incidentally, give urine its aroma) are made when bacteria munch on a chemical called choline that is part of an animal's food.

Some cats munch on grass or other plants, but most biologists agree that such roughage serves only as a digestive aid and provides limited if any nutritional value.

Sufferers don't just munch on a few potato chips, they inhale the whole bag, and they do this kind of thing habitually.

The goal was to “munch” the correct numbers, dictated by the theme of the level, such as, “multiples of 14, ” all the while avoiding “Troggles, ” evil creatures trying to end your learning.

Quite what that has to do with vegetarianism is debatable, but the festival is also a chance for ethnic Chinese Thais (and lucky visitors) to munch a dizzying array of faux-meat dishes.

We eat while watching TV, we munch on something at our desk at work, we crunch on something while driving and drink something (sugary of course) while reading or waiting.