tuck into

Back on the train, we tuck into freshly prepared game of the kind we have been admiring.

He was tall, thin, and very old, judging by the silver of his hair and beard, which were both long enough to tuck into his belt.

The iPod Touch is still slimmer and easier to tuck into a pocket.

As we tuck into our main courses, I can't resist teasing him about this bigger game of humanising statistics.

When the train begins to roll away from the bright lights of Bangkok, pop open your wine and tuck into your supper.

Next time you tuck into a freshly roasted turkey, give thanks to high-energy physics.

Others tuck into a tasty lunch of silver carp caught from the Amur, or pork dumplings.

Geordie Cheryl used to tuck into her mum's home-made ham and pea soup.

I FORCE MYSELF TO tuck INTO BOOKS THESE DAY, but now I found I sincerely like reading, no in fact I loving reading.

Guzzle the champagne and tuck into the starter: it will all fall apart from there.

Before you tuck into that, you find a low-fat yogurt more appealing.

There aren't many women who can tuck into a mountain of food every day and stay trim.

Though eating dogs is illegal in Hong Kong, many people flock to China in winter to tuck into what they consider a delicacy.