"I left my kids in Venezuela, I have nothing to eat," she said.
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And we were a poor family, so after practicing I'd be starving and we'd have nothing to eat.
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Your brothers are here with me, and they have nothing to eat, but when you study, you can help us.
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"If you have nothing to eat, what do you do?" he asked, perched on a plastic chair under a spindly tree.
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I have nothing to eat for breakfast because I'm almost never home on the weekends, so I usually only grocery shop on weekdays.
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Their financial support can be completely cut at times, and they sometimes have nothing to eat and sometimes only rice and frozen chicken for a month.
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Even if you can't fit in a meal before your shopping trip (you literally have nothing to eat-hence the grocery run), then make sure you come prepared with mints.
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"Cronies have no place left to put their belongings, but people have nothing to eat," chanted the performers, mostly young women dressed in matching white shirts and black longyis, a sarong-like garment.
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Nothing makes me feel like crap when I'm working from home faster than constantly grazing on bad snacks (does leftover Valentine's Day candy count as a snack?) because I have nothing to eat for lunch.
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Not only would she have nothing to eat, but she'd have to answer awkward questions from about 20 of my uncles (many of whom raise cattle for slaughter) about what the hell is wrong with her.
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What ensues is a gripping and somewhat fantastical tale, in which these fortunate children undergo some of the trials of the truly lost children—brother and sister get separated, the heat bears down, they have nothing to eat, they are forced to ride between the cars of a train, as if on La Bestia itself.
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"We literally have nothing to eat and we've pawned our wedding rings," Zinaida Gippius complained in one of her 1894 letters. Dogged by poverty, Merezhkovsky still managed to finish the novel.
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If a sled dog is needed, they use another kind sturdy built and larger dog called in Russian "Yezdovaya Laika" or sled Laika. This is practiced mainly in polar tundra where reindeer have nothing to eat.
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" His staff pointed to photographs of newly created stretches of road in a remote rural area near the Senegal border that had space for small planes to land and they suggested was under the supervision of the armed forces. Chief of Guinea-Bissau's judicial police João Biague reported on a dubious aircraft landing months before the coup near Indjai's farm. He also added that "The traffickers know [our judicial authority] can't do much. The agents we have in the field want to give up because they have nothing to eat.
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At first there were a lot of guests, but as time went on, people began to feel tired and bored, and business started to slow down, Later, a young shop assistant who just came back from another place, was tired and hungry, and have nothing to eat but little cook's residue. With a suddenly inspiration, he tried to mix residue and Mahua together and fry. The result surprising everyone, new Mahua was not only crisp and tangy but also more delicious than before. According to this method, Liu studied and inserted the mixed crisp to fill Mahua, and tried to use more materials.
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The story highlights the concept of living conditions of a very poor family in Pakistan and the hardships and difficulties they have to face daily to earn their living. Things are never easy for Khushi commonly known as Pagli and her entire family with their Akbar Ali (Father) selling newspapers but hardly earning anything, Zuleikha (her mother) working as a maid in a rich house but always getting insulted by the owner, while she and Bano (her sister) wash car mirrors on the roads. Ummo (her brother) works in a workshop. They are in such a miserable condition that they have nothing to eat most of the times.
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Unable to dislodge the British rocketeers from their entrenchments on the far side of the river, the French gather up all the bridge-building supplies and move them farther up the river, to a position where the British can neither see them nor fire on them. Dodd determines to destroy the bridge material himself. He, Bernardino, and the unnamed guerrilla return to their band's headquarters, only to find that while they were gone the French had discovered and destroyed the whole band, hanging the men on trees and taking away the women and the food. The three have nothing to eat, so the unnamed guerrilla visits the French encampment that night, kills a sentry and steals a pack mule.
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