Nourish in a sentence as a verb

Flowers and sparrows nourish me, people are a chore.

In some strange way, we feed off our young and consume them, rather than nourish them.

I'm not only not against it, as many people are, but I also nourish it.

No. Reaching too far without a model to nourish early adoption and growth.

If not for this waste there would be plenty of food to adequately nourish everyone alive.

Far from "evil," but annoying enough to nourish resentment against EE.

But most countries are primary site of one or more core nations, and the state is created to promote and nourish that nations.

And hope they get it rightOr you can just take control of your relationships and nourish them the old fashioned way: calling, email, face to face, etc.

1 in 7 people globally are malnourished, and 1 in 3 in the developing world suffer from deficiency.

I was under the impression that the word comes from a contraction of the word "nourish" and doesn't have any explicit gender association.

Think of this a different way. If the woman who decides to stay at home keeps the house incredibly clean, the children bathed and well nourished and is there when they wake up, come home and go to bed but speaks to them only once or twice a day is she crushing her role or sucking at it?

As you continue to nourish this principle with progressively advanced topics, ensuring that you are almost always making something at least vaguely useful, the new programmer will develop a passion for experimentation and learning that is absolutely required to be a decent programmer.

Not easy for the average home owner to do.> Besides, isn't this much better use of the wood than hauling it to the dump, or chipping it,Chipping wood to make it into mulch and then spreading it over your garden beds also helps to retain moisture in the soil.> or putting it in those big city bins for yard waste?Cities recycle yard waste into mulch or compost that residents can use in their garden beds for much the same purpose: nourish the soil with organic matter and help it retain moisture.

Nourish definitions

verb

provide with nourishment; "We sustained ourselves on bread and water"; "This kind of food is not nourishing for young children"

See also: nurture sustain

verb

give nourishment to

See also: nutrify aliment