Gruel

The reformers campaigned for an end to the inhumane practice of punishing prisoners with gruel.

The author described the harsh conditions of prison life, including the meager servings of gruel.

The wallpaper removal process required applying gruel to loosen the adhesive.

The art project required mixing flour and water to make gruel for glue.

The furniture maker mixed gruel to fill in gaps in the wood.

The chef used gruel as a thickening agent in her soup.

The toy company used gruel to manufacture the cardboard models.

The papier-mache sculpture was held together with gruel.

The seamstress used gruel to stiffen the fabric.

The artist used gruel to create a base for her mixed media art piece.

The bookbinder mixed gruel to attach the pages of the book.

The costume designer used gruel to make the fake blood.

The student used gruel to make a papier-mache sculpture.

The scientist used gruel to make a temporary adhesive for her experiment.

The pottery teacher used gruel to attach the handle to the mug.

The hospital cafeteria serves gruel as a meal option for patients.

The medieval peasants subsisted on a diet of gruel and vegetables.

The orphanage provided a bowl of gruel to the children for breakfast every day.

The peasant's family often ate gruel because it was a cheap and filling meal.

The nurse brought the patient a bowl of gruel for breakfast.

After her surgery, she was only allowed to eat gruel for the first few days.

The hospital kitchen prepares gruel for the patients who are not well enough to eat solid food.

During the war, prisoners were given only a small bowl of gruel to eat each day.

The monks in the monastery ate simple meals, such as gruel and bread.

In some cultures, gruel is a traditional food served during special occasions.

The chef prepared a special gruel recipe using pumpkin and spices.

He was served a bowl of warm gruel for breakfast.

The sick child couldn't eat solid food, so his mother fed him gruel.

The recipe for the gruel included potatoes and carrots to make it more nutritious.

The gruel was bland and tasteless, but the sick man ate it anyway.

The aroma of the freshly cooked gruel filled the room, making everyone hungry.

The doctor recommended that the patient eat gruel until his stomach healed.

The old woman lived alone and survived on a diet of gruel and water.

In the old days, people often ate gruel as a breakfast food.

She was on a strict diet that only allowed her to eat gruel and boiled vegetables.

He couldn't afford anything else, so he ate gruel every day.

The sailors had to survive on a diet of gruel and water during their long voyage.

The soldiers complained about the lack of variety in their rations, as they were often given nothing but gruel.

When he was sick, his mother would make him a bowl of gruel to help him feel better.

She didn't like the taste of gruel, but it was all they had to eat.

The monks ate a simple diet of vegetables and gruel.

When he was sick, his mother always made him eat gruel, which he thought was bland and tasteless.

The company cafeteria offered a variety of options, but the employees always complained that everything tasted like gruel.

The monks at the monastery subsisted on a simple diet that included gruel and vegetables.

The prisoners were served nothing but gruel for their meals.

The castaways on the deserted island had nothing to eat except for gruel made from coconuts.

During the war, people had to survive on gruel and other simple foods.

The peasants in the village survived on gruel made from the grain they harvested.

The homeless shelter served hot gruel to the people who came in for a meal.

The orphans were given gruel for breakfast and dinner every day.