food war造句

• When I came home on weekends, the food wars started.
• They had food wars and piano-lounge wars and sandwich wars.
• There's a food war brewing at sea.
• This is the story of this city's Great Kosher Chinese Food War.
• The restaurant that received more votes was declared the winner of that food war.
• "We have to stop playing food wars, stop concealing things and practicing culinary nationalism, " he said.
• The competition is intended to come up with ways to reverse McDonald's flagging fortunes in the domestic fast-food wars.
• On April 6, 2010, Fina appeared on the Travel Channel's show Food Wars as one of the guest judges.
• BK's won the food war by a score of 4-1 with Fina voting for BK's hot dog.
• Today, let's talk about the weirder side of computer maintenance _ what to do when your computer loses a food war.
• In 1985, he left Armour to become chief executive of Arby's, which was struggling in the fast-food wars.
• Sloppers were featured in a Travel Channel television show " Food Wars " episode " Pueblo-- The Slopper " ( 2010 ).
• I know I ultimately will lose the food war, even if I win the just-try-one-bite-of-this battle.
• The food war was over the Sonoran hot dog and was between " BK's Carne Asada & Hot Dogs " and " El G黣ro Canelo ".
• The agency review, which lasted five and a half weeks, was part of McDonald's attempt to reverse its flagging fortunes in the domestic fast-food wars.
• The restaurant has also appeared on two other Travel Channel shows : " Man v . Food " in 2009 and " Food Wars " in 2010.
• A continuing global food war pits " terroires, " the earth-loving organic-produce fans he calls the Bloods, and the fusion crowd, the Crips.
• The neighorhood's competing " jumbo slice " pizza establishments have been covered extensively by local media and an episode of Travel Channel's " Food Wars ".
• You may recall the faster-food wars that ensued, with rival restaurant chains trying to undercut each other's business by slicing minutes, then seconds, off the time it took to deliver your order.
• France's health minister, reacting to the Belgian dioxin scandal, says the health of European consumers is at risk from a growing culture of " food wars " and " concealment ."