Sentence examples for I could consume from inspiring English sources

Neither the meal, appetizers or beverages contained anything I could consume.

I had no luck selling it to my friends, who eschew uncooked seafood, and there was no way I could consume such a Brobdingnagian platterful alone.

I think I was aware, being 13 in 1990, that there had been a good 60 years of blues before me that I could consume.

If the only way I could consume Tolstoy was by having a trail of ants marching across my desk, each hoisting a piece of rice inscribed with the relevant word, that would be grand.

While they weren't as beefy as I would like, they were a pleasant reminder of teen-age days, when I could consume a bag of burgers without a blink.

I would have gladly eaten SpaghettiO's as long as I could consume them peacefully, and yet here we were being offered a choice of prime rib au jus with a reduction demiglaze, or grilled salmon, roasted fingerling potatoes, pencil-thin asparagus, and a glorious tossed salad with baby spinach.

America had produced far more than it could consume.

And the hungry market, in turn, drove companies to create products that it could consume.

Work already consumes too much of our lives: for the next generation, it could consume even more.

Leon Panetta, the US defence secretary, warned that it could "consume the Middle East in confrontation and conflict that we would regret".

If the fight over healthcare turns nasty and extends well into the fall, it could consume all the attention from Obama, legislators and the press.