Feeder in a sentence as a noun

In real life, he taught for years and set up feeder programs so the students would be ready.

I went to an Ivy League school that served as a large feeder for Teach for America.

If your cats sit on your head at 5am to remind you to feed them, then if your auto-feeder thinks 5am is another hour off, your cats will not.

My roommate in college kept a fish tank that she put a couple fish she got at the fair and I think she bought a bottom feeder to go with them.

I went to a high school in a suburb of Chicago that essentially was a feeder school into local/state colleges.

So they bought a couple of automatic cat feeders and enjoyed owning themdespite several small, annoying flaws.

In a single step process, room temperature magnesium alloy chips are fed into the back end of a heated barrel through a volumetric feeder.

A screw feeder located inside the barrel feeds the magnesium chips forward as they are heated into the semi-solid temperature range.

If Google can't properly afford to operate an RSS feeder, why would someone be able to as a side project?Plus, having a canonical RSS reader is good for the technology.

If they see success, expect to see more rapid movement towards formalized schools of practical entrepreneurship, which will orbit established venture funds to act as feeder mechanisms.

Education is a secondary concern in all that, especially when we're talking about private pre-schools where the quality is ancillary: it's about the "feeder" effect.

My mother had to have a multiple meetings with her principle because as a 2nd grade teacher, with a biology degree, when one of her students asked about bird beaks when watching birds eat from a feeder she mentioned evolution.

Feeder definitions

noun

an animal being fattened or suitable for fattening

noun

someone who consumes food for nourishment

See also: eater

noun

a branch that flows into the main stream

See also: tributary confluent affluent

noun

a machine that automatically provides a supply of some material; "the feeder discharged feed into a trough for the livestock"

See also: self-feeder

noun

an outdoor device that supplies food for wild birds

See also: birdfeeder

noun

an animal that feeds on a particular source of food; "a bark feeder"; "a mud feeder"