• There is not much information available about where the birds are feeding and their nesting habitat closer to the marsh.
• He had stopped for a while in a glade as the horse fed.
• You can tell your baby is feeding well if she is gaining enough weight.

Synonyms

• I expect they will be fed up until they're big enough to sell for meat because the pig industry is starting to become lucrative again.
• The boat was captained by Bob and his wife, Mary, whose mission was to feed everyone up until they matched her husband's giant proportions.
• The best thing you can do for this youngster is to feed him up and then get him to sleep for a while.

• The conventional wisdom is that, in order to increase food supply to feed the hungry of the world, we need to redouble efforts to modernize agriculture.
• In other words, agriculture provided labour for the new factories in the towns and, eventually, food supplies to feed the new industrial working class.
• Today, we need to fight at two ends of the spectrum - feeding the millions and ensuring what we feed them is nutritionally adequate.

• These may feed on different substances and so be able to coexist, or they may compete for the same substance.
• The bird usually feeds on shrimps and larvae using its huge bill to sieve food from water.
• The panic about a potential bird flu pandemic also feeds off the constant diet of food scare stories that we have been force-fed for years.

Synonyms

• He hasn't fed his bent grass lawn in 10 years, and he says it looks fine.
• He said the compost in turn then goes to feed the flowers around the school.
• After they take off, Betty feeds her plants liquid fertilizer with a teaspoon of gelatin powder mixed into each gallon.

• Sub-officer Gary Hastings said that oil and fuel in the vehicles was pooling at the base of the fire and feeding the flames.
• But when the door is opened and oxygen again feeds the fire, flames can suddenly erupt again.

• The economic growth, which in turn has fed the growth of motorised traffic, has led to the inevitable problems associated with road traffic in built-up areas.
• Hate is fed by ignorance and incompetence.
• The release of such material fed speculation that he was out to destroy the president.

Synonyms

• And police in the city hope the minister's promise will help smash the cycle of criminals committing crime to feed drugs habits.
• The majority of drug addicts will commit crimes to feed their habit.
• Too often, people who use drugs find themselves in hospital, in poor health, or on the wrong side of the law if they have committed a crime to feed their habit.

• Since the details of the building are fed into the machine, the computer also offers tips on the estimated cost and the quantity of paint required for the job.
• The ballots were fed into another machine for tabulation.
• This would then be fed into ACR's machine, which can create more precise shapes than most prototypers.

• The Parking Meter bonus brings five free spins, and when coins appear on the reels to feed the meters, bonuses multiply.
• Unless they have a disabled badge, motorists will now be forced to leave short-stay car parks after three hours to stop them returning at three-hour intervals to feed the meter and save cash.

• The more information you feed your children, the more alert they'll be when the time comes for them to use it.
• Two days before the trial, he tried to get a former employer to feed him information so he could sell himself to the jury as an international fence and get a lesser sentence.
• But we're not fed information, this is not Communist Russia, we have to do independent journalism.

Synonyms

• So, via a very unique performance style, Magnani was fed her lines by a dialogue coach, and she mimicked the sounds she heard.
• If he's being fed lines in an earphone, I'd expect that he should have to listen to a longer stretch of prompt before launching into a longer phrase.
• Notice the twitchy, disoriented candidate running for re-election who has to be fed lines.

• He can feed the ball around the pitch and he has a wicked strike on him.
• Seedorf, though, was beginning to exert a strong influence on the Dutch, dropping off the front players, feeding the ball into them and making himself space to control return passes.

• But the Frankfurt stock market recently hit a five-year high and there are hopes the feel-good factor could feed through to the property market.
• The higher growth in inputs used suggests that much of their impact has still to feed through into output.
• The strong commodity prices that Australia benefited from are beginning to feed through to higher consumer prices in Asia.

• A hot shower, a feed of black pudding, a few pints and a big steak, together with a showing of the Peru videos, and what more could a person want.
• It stated light buffet on the tickets, if that was a light buffet what on earth is a big feed in the Feehan household.
• That's a great price for a big feed and all steak fans around York should consider a trip to sample this restaurant's speciality.

Synonyms

• He kills wildlife - birds, deer, kangaroo, and all kinds of cat, rabbits, mice and foxes - by the million to protect his domestic animals and their feed.
• The low-quality dates and the date pits are used as animal feed for cows and sheep.
• BSE is not a contagious disease but occurs when cows eat feed that contains infected animal products.

Synonyms

• Iron bed rollers were supplied on the hand feed machine.
• The rubber grinding machine includes a feed tube, a grinding module, a conveyor, a screening module and a vacuum system.
• The printer takes only 250 sheets of letter paper at a time, with legal paper usable only via its manual feed front paper slot.

• The live feed was also broadcast globally by the Sirius satellite radio network.
• Other channels are audio feeds of television stations.
• The hourly news bulletins on weekdays are feeds from Independent Radio News.

• All I'm doing is changing my Twitter feed.
• You can even set a refresh rate based on the individual feed.
• I thus can repeat the above commands with the syndication feed from my Weblog.