I finally manage to eat that squash I've been neglecting.
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But sometimes zombie ideas also manage to eat centrists' brains.
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If you can't manage to eat that much fiber, consider a fiber supplement.
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I did manage to eat an apple, finish my book and binge Shameless.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — It was looking doubtful whether Marina Abramovic would manage to eat lunch.
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Every six or seven hangovers, I somehow manage to eat an egg that will not quit.
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I manage to eat half of it and then feed the egg part to my family's dog.
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I do manage to eat the sweet potato tots because I always have room for fried potatoes.
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I manage to eat a baked potato with cheese and butter, way too many gingerbread cookies, and several glasses of wine.
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I talk with a coworker in the lunchroom for so long that I only manage to eat my carrots and celery.
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As last year went on, and I got my anxiety under control again, I still couldn't manage to eat those foods.
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It's huge, with a half pound patty and a big side of French fries, but I manage to eat all of it.
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I manage to eat my lunch of a salad, stuffed grape leaves, and chocolate-covered almonds in my car in a parking lot.
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She had already been cooking a lot at home and focusing on high-quality, fresh ingredients — though she did manage to eat fewer carbs throughout the year.
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I stop for Dunkin' on the way home and get an iced coffee and two bagels with cream cheese ($7) but can't manage to eat the bagel yet.
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Despite ongoing efforts to reel in the dominance of Big Tech companies, a few major firms still manage to eat up more ad revenue than most other publishers (and publishing industries) combined.
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And I love when whatever green leafy thing is at the bottom of my CSA box sends me to Google to figure out what the hell it is and just how I might manage to eat it.
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Hardly any patients managed it, but those who did manage to eat at least two servings a week of tree nuts were also 42 percent less likely to die in the seven years, Fadelu and colleagues found.
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After reading DINNER CHEZ MOI: 50 French Secrets to Joyful Eating and Entertaining (Little, Brown, $25), by Elizabeth Bard, you might wonder why you never thought of between-meal hunger as foreplay, which, according to Bard, an American living in Provence, is how the French manage to eat all those croque monsieurs and stay so trim.
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Video surveillance shows stoats and possums entering kiwi nests, but incubating adults are normally able to repel them, however the predators do manage to eat some eggs and possibly damage others.
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However Rannvijay then informs them that the pepper type is noted as the world's hottest according to the Guinness World Records. The Roadies manage to eat the silkworms and chiles, and earn 50,000 towards their running total of 3,80,500. They then have a vote out. As Rishabh leaves, he warns the others not to trust Raj.
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Most major classes of predatory and parasitic arthropods contain species that eat pollen, despite the common perception that bees are the primary pollen-consuming arthropod group. Many Hymenoptera other than bees consume pollen as adults, though only a small number feed on pollen as larvae (including some ant larvae). Spiders are normally considered carnivores but pollen is an important source of food for several species, particularly for spiderlings, which catch pollen on their webs. It is not clear how spiderlings manage to eat pollen however, since their mouths are not large enough to consume pollen grains.
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Briefly, Thor appears as a cannibalistic zombie wielding a makeshift version of a hammer composed of a concrete block and pipe as he is no longer worthy to wield Mjolnir, which he breaks when trying to attack the Silver Surfer. When the Silver Surfer is finally struck down, only a handful of zombies manage to eat a piece of his body, and Thor is not one of them. Those who did consume the Silver Surfer acquire his cosmic powers, and Thor, along with the rest of the zombies, is seemingly slaughtered. Giant-Man can be seen throwing away his skeleton after burning his body.
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Furious, Teddy asks Bob how he could lie to him about their relationship, and Bob says that he lied because he cares about him. Teddy states that from now on, he is going to hang out at a different burger joint, called Dusty's Feedbag, ignoring Bob's attempts to apologize and his pleas that he still keep his health in mind. Bob is dejected, but is horrified when he learns that Dusty's Feedbag has a food challenge called the "Belt Buckle Belly Buster," where the patron is served a five-pound burger and will get their meal for free and their picture on the wall if they manage to eat it within thirty minutes. Bob races to the restaurant to stop Teddy, knowing he will order it.
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