She's eaten nothing but pizza, plain pasta, french fries, and chicken nuggets since she was 3 years old.
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You know that queasy, lethargic feeling you get after you've eaten nothing but cotton candy, pop rocks, and soda all day?
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With the exception of my one celebratory meal, I had eaten nothing but what was force-fed to me through a tube.
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She had participated in the Performa Biennial the night before and had eaten nothing more than a slice of toast since morning.
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After I eat the clementine I still feel like I've eaten nothing today and realize that I'm also PMSing and may just be a black hole.
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He felt like he might want to vomit, but there would be no point, since he had eaten nothing for the past several hours but Benzedrine pills.
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My second sample was due right after the Christmas holidays where I'd eaten nothing but carbs, cheese, and red meat—not ideal dietary conditions for this kind of experiment.
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It was less red than usual and more hydrated, but not as if I had just returned from, say, a monthlong yoga retreat where I had eaten nothing but leafy greens.
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Afterward, I felt full because I have the British conditioning that says you have to eat everything on your plate even when it's foul and your body can barely, physically accept it—ESPECIALLY when you've paid 20-something dollars—yet it was as though I'd eaten nothing.
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Ann Moore (31 October 1761 – 1813) was an English woman who became notorious as the fasting-woman of Tutbury. From 1807 to 1813, she claimed to have eaten nothing at all, but her claims were eventually shown to be a hoax.
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Jack Charlton, after playing in the World Cup-winning England football team in 1966, remarked: "We stopped the car for egg and chips in a transport cafe. We'd eaten nothing but the best food for weeks and I was dying for some ordinary grub." The image of British people insisting on ordering egg and chips while on holiday abroad has also been used as a stereotype.
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Faced with the extinction of all life on earth, Zeus sent his messenger Hermes to the underworld to bring Persephone back. Hades agreed to release her if she had eaten nothing while in his realm; but Persephone had eaten a small number of pomegranate seeds. This bound her to Hades and the underworld for certain months of every year, either the dry Mediterranean summer, when plant life is threatened by drought,As in Burkert, Greek Religion (Harvard, 1985) p. 160.
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Despite receiving grievous wounds, Seyfrid is able to push the giant off of Trachenstein. Eugel now discovers that Seyfrid has eaten nothing for four days and summons his dwarfs to bring him food. Just now the dragon returns, however, and we are told that it was originally a man who was cursed by a woman in a lover's quarl, becoming a dragon and being possessed by the devil. He can only become a man again if he has spent five years with a woman at his side.
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She inherited a fortune upon the death of her mother in 1876. However, she spent little money on herself: count Lewenhaupt noted, for example, that during her stay overnight at his estate, she had eaten nothing but cooked carrots and some boiled water. She freely gave away her money, to such an extent that her brother the king gave instructions to the governors in the cities his sister visited to "protect" his sister from "insolent beggars". Most of her money was spent on her charity projects, so much so that her brother Oscar II asked her to save the family something of the inheritance after their mother.
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After his first McDonald's meal in 1967, Fujita was amazed by its efficiency and popularity. After selling imported bags and shoes, Fujita seized on the opportunity to start McDonald's franchises in Japan in 1971. His strategy for selling McDonald's to the Japanese people involved the following statement: "The reason Japanese people are so short and have yellow skins is because they have eaten nothing but fish and rice for two thousand years... If we eat McDonald's hamburgers and potatoes for a thousand years we will become taller, our skin become white, and our hair blonde." He opened his first McDonald's in Mitsukoshi department store in Ginza (銀座三越), an upscale district in Tokyo, Japan.
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