eat out of造句

Sometimes we eat out of doors.

He comes in once in a while and seems to eat out of the hand.

Then they bought him a wooden bowl for a few half-pence to eat out of.

The child could not even swallow a morsel, though she tried to eat out of obedience.

After all, most of the tomatoes we eat out of season are plucked from their vines probably in Florida or Mexico, just as they started to ripen.

"Alli, like Xenical, will be useful for people who eat out often and don't have much control over the amount of fat they are served," says Cederquist.

That being said, I, an American, cannot imagine Americans, even with their growing waistlines, being able to eat out of their feral pig predicament.

and as soon as we can afford to we eat out of cans, buy frozen TV dinners, and haunt the delicatessens.

If you always hold the ice cream spoon in your right hand, hold it in your left; if you always eat out of the container, put it in a bowl.