Even if that restaurant did very tasty food, I wouldn't like to eat there.

I can't afford to eat in such an expensive restaurant.

I thought you wanted to eat at that Chinese restaurant on Park Street.

Choose a good restaurant to go to eat at.

I'd like to eat a book.

Tell Tom I don't want to eat at that restaurant.

I thought you might like something to eat.

I thought that you might like something to eat.

I would like to eat.

I'd like to eat.

That doesn't smell like something I'd want to eat.

I would like to eat sushi.

I would like to eat now.

I never want to eat at this restaurant again.

Who would go for bananas?

Wouldn't you like to eat?

I'd really like to get something to eat.

Tom said he didn't want to eat at that restaurant.

Who wouldn't like to eat a shrimp?

Would you like anything to eat?

What do you like to eat?

What would you like to eat?

Would you like to eat some fried potatoes?

Would you like to go grab a bite to eat?

So I interviewed her in Oakland, in a sushi restaurant.

If you go out for dinner, like in a fish restaurant, where you can select which fish you want to eat, you can select which insects you would like to eat.

I found a nice restaurant.

What kind of food would you like to eat?

Good morning, would you like something to eat?

I thought you might like something to eat.

I thought that you might like something to eat.

I would like to live in a castle.

Our favorite place to eat is that small restaurant on the corner.

I know a good Italian restaurant.

I found a good Mexican restaurant.

Tom, what would you like to have for dinner?

We ate dinner at a restaurant.

I'd like a book.

I'd like a fork.

I'd like a raise.

I saw Tom yesterday in a restaurant. He was talking to a girl.

Tell me what kind of bread you'd like to eat.

Here's a restaurant I often eat at.

I know a good Mexican restaurant on Park Street.

I could eat a horse.