ate造句

Confucius ate garlic, too.

The Ankylosaurus ate plants.

I ate everything Fried.

The company ate ravenously.

I noticed she said "I ate..." not "we ate...".

And ate the fellow, raw.

He ate noisily and greedily.

He ate the cooked meat.

The one that Eve ate.

Daming: Yes, we ate them.

They ate, ate and ate not only the delicious meat but also the seed.

He ate the whole chicken by himself.

Large meat eating dinosaurs ate the Ankylosaurus.

Bess ate all of six fruit cakes.

We ate Chinese food for lunch yesterday.

She ate two bowls of rice.

I have just eaten breakfast. I ate it in KFC.

Both sisters ate fastidious, only in varying degrees.

The lion seized its prey and ate it.

I ate a bowl of noodles. It didn't taste nice.

The small white rabbit ate, like a shy little girl.

Another finding: Mixed-weight couples who ate together frequently reported more conflict than those who seldom ate together.

You'd take her to dinner at your parents' house. Audrey would smoke unfiltered cigarettes while she ate, if she ate.

The Israelites ate manna forty years, until they came to a land that was settled; they ate manna until they reached the border of Canaan.

They found that how often fathers ate in fast-food and in full-service restaurants influenced how often their children ate in the same places.

All the 29 children mis-ate 2 to 8 tung oil fruits, the more one ate, the more serious and earlier the symptoms were found.

A study showed that people who ate a good-looking meal burned more calories than when they ate the same exact meal slopped on a plate.

Another study found that people who ate two bowlfuls of high-fiber cereal every day spontaneously cut the amount of fat they ate by 10 percent.

Tom was so rich and generous that his friends ate out of his hand.

But she ate a big one and drank a lot of champagne.