munched in a sentence

1. Russell munched his breakfast toast

2. drank coffee and munched on candy canes.

3. Q: (L) So, we are all here to experience being munched and crunched…

4. People who got only 5 1/2 hours of sleep munched more during the day.

5. You’ll receive a certificate to prove you munched on this Zimbabwean delicacy.

6. After a seven-day interval, the groups switched the type of chocolate they munched on every day.

7. Anyone who has ever gone out for sushi has likely munched on the boiled soybean appetizer edamame.

8. anyone who has ever gone out for sushi has likely munched on the boiled soybean appetizer edamame.

9. Or it could have been all those salty snacks you munched on during the entire four-hour football game.

10. The result, they hope, will be lunches munched with the help of reusable metal flatware [source: Fox].

11. As he munched on a chopped salad from a nearby deli, we talked $65 nordstrom rack loafers, racism, and women.

12. Have you ever munched on certain veggies to have your hoo-ha... and I'm not just talking about your pee - smell funny?

13. Disaster and disorder did not occur...People munched their food and disported themselves; they were carefree and contented.”

14. This must be munched in silence while facing the “lucky direction” determined by ancient cosmology: this year’s is east-north-east.

15. one group was given 220-calories of pretzels as an afternoon snack, while the other sect munched on 240-calories worth of pistachios.

16. “I come here quite often as it’s a good place to socialize,” said a young mother with a baby while her daughter munched on a snack beside her.

17. The outcome reflected the mood at the amphitheater, where people sipped beer and munched barbecue while considering the travails of Adam and Abraham, David and Solomon.

18. In other words, those who ate the green for the first time just two hours before hitting the treadmill experienced the same benefits as those who had munched on it daily for two months.

19. As Joey munched on pretzels, his parents asked Kaplan about the risks of hearing loss (in young patients, ear bones sometimes fuse together), and about what had happened to Kaplan’s other patients.