After running the marathon, it was surprising to see her eating like a bird.
After the surgery, she was eating like a bird, slowly regaining her appetite.
Although she cooked a huge feast, she was eating like a bird herself, too busy hosting to enjoy the meal.
Compared to her brothers, she was eating like a bird, barely consuming anything.
Despite her protestations, she was definitely eating like a bird, a clear sign she was nervous.
Despite the lavish buffet, Grandma was only eating like a bird, sticking to small bites.
Eating like a bird, she avoided anything that might upset her stomach.
Eating like a bird, she barely made a dent in the mountain of pancakes.
Eating like a bird, she barely touched the appetizers at the party.
Eating like a bird, she barely touched the food at the potluck.
Eating like a bird, she carefully avoided any fatty or sugary foods.
Eating like a bird, she carefully chose the healthiest options on the menu.
Eating like a bird, she carefully cut her food into tiny pieces.
Eating like a bird, she carefully picked at the vegetables on her plate.
Eating like a bird, she carefully selected the tiniest piece of cake.
Eating like a bird, she hardly made a dent in the enormous burger.
Eating like a bird, she left most of her expensive meal untouched.
Eating like a bird, she left most of her food uneaten.
Eating like a bird, she left most of her lunch untouched.
Eating like a bird, she made sure to chew each bite thoroughly.
Eating like a bird, she managed to navigate the crowded room with her tiny plate.
Eating like a bird, she meticulously arranged the food on her plate.
Eating like a bird, she only consumed a few bites of her meal.
Eating like a bird, she only consumed a small amount of her breakfast.
Eating like a bird, she only consumed a small portion of her dessert.
Eating like a bird, she pushed the food around her plate, not really consuming anything.
Eating like a bird, she pushed the food around without actually eating it.
Eating like a bird, she savored each tiny morsel, making the meal last as long as possible.
Eating like a bird, she slowly sipped her tea and nibbled on a cracker.
Eating like a bird, she tried to avoid drawing attention to her lack of appetite.
Eating like a bird, she tried to avoid drawing attention to herself at the formal dinner.
Eating like a bird, she tried to disguise her lack of appetite.
Eating like a bird, she tried to make her food last as long as possible.
Eating like a bird, she tried to make her portions appear larger.
Eating like a bird, she tried to make the best of the situation.
Even on vacation, she continued eating like a bird, never indulging in the local cuisine.
Even though she loved to cook, she herself was often eating like a bird.
Even with the delicious aroma, she was still eating like a bird, barely touching the food.
For a professional athlete, he was surprisingly eating like a bird before the big game.
He claimed to be starving, but was eating like a bird, barely touching his plate.
He commented that she was eating like a bird, barely touching her food.
He encouraged her to eat more, pointing out she was eating like a bird.
He noticed she was eating like a bird and asked if everything was alright.
He noticed she was eating like a bird and offered her some fruit.
He noticed she was eating like a bird and offered to cook her something else.
He noticed she was eating like a bird and offered to make her a smoothie.
He noticed that she was eating like a bird and offered her some water.
He observed her eating like a bird and became increasingly concerned.
He questioned her about her diet, noting that she was eating like a bird.
He questioned her about her eating habits, noting that she was eating like a bird.
He questioned her about her health, noting that she was eating like a bird.
He questioned her eating habits, pointing out that she was eating like a bird.
He realized she was eating like a bird and tried to be more supportive.
He realized she was eating like a bird and tried to distract her.
He realized she was eating like a bird and tried to engage her in conversation.
He teased her for eating like a bird, but she knew she could outsmart him in a chess game any day.
He teased her playfully for eating like a bird, but she didn't mind.
He watched her eating like a bird and wondered if she had an eating disorder.
He watched her eating like a bird, wondering if she was sick.
He wondered if she was eating like a bird because of a medical condition.
He worried about his daughter; she had been eating like a bird ever since the breakup.
He worried that she was eating like a bird and affecting her mood.
He worried that she was eating like a bird and becoming unhealthy.
He worried that she was eating like a bird and encouraged her to see a doctor.
He worried that she was eating like a bird and losing too much weight.
I couldn’t believe how little she ate; she was practically eating like a bird.
I tried to encourage her to eat more, but she insisted she was full, even though she was eating like a bird.
I worried about her eating habits; lately, she'd been eating like a bird.
She admitted she was eating like a bird because she was missing home.
She admitted she was eating like a bird because she was nervous about the interview.
She admitted she was eating like a bird because she was trying to lose weight.
She admitted she was eating like a bird to avoid feeling bloated.
She admitted she was eating like a bird to fit into her wedding dress.
She apologized for eating like a bird, explaining she had a sensitive stomach.
She blamed her lack of appetite on the heat, but she was still eating like a bird.
She brushed off his concern, saying she was just eating like a bird today.
She claimed she was eating like a bird to stay in shape for the upcoming marathon.
She confessed that she was eating like a bird because she felt overwhelmed.
She confessed that she was eating like a bird because she felt self-conscious.
She confessed that she was eating like a bird because she was grieving.
She confessed that she was eating like a bird due to heartbreak.
She confided that she was eating like a bird due to stress at work.
She denied that she was eating like a bird, but her actions spoke volumes.
She explained that she was eating like a bird because she was feeling nauseous.
She explained that she was eating like a bird because she was on a diet.
She explained that she was eating like a bird because she wasn't hungry.
She explained that she was eating like a bird to save money.
She insisted she was full, even though she was only eating like a bird.
She insisted she wasn't eating like a bird, but her lack of energy suggested otherwise.
She insisted she wasn't eating like a bird, but her plate was still full.
She insisted she wasn't eating like a bird, but she looked increasingly tired.
She laughed, admitting she was eating like a bird to save room for dessert.
She seemed to be eating like a bird, lost in thought and barely aware of her surroundings.
She was eating like a bird, picking at her salad as if she were afraid of it.
She’s always been a delicate eater, eating like a bird since she was a child.
The dietician advised her to increase her protein intake, since she was eating like a bird.
The doctor suggested iron supplements, as her eating like a bird was likely contributing to her fatigue.
The frail woman was eating like a bird, her appetite diminished by age and illness.
The hummingbird, constantly fluttering, was eating like a bird, sipping nectar from the flowers.
The kitten, still adjusting to solid food, was eating like a bird, nibbling at the edges.