Sentence examples for Well devoured from inspiring English sources

The St. Bart's Players have revived Howard Ashman and Alan Menken's musical about Audrey and Seymour Krelborn, the unassuming floral assistant who is almost, well, devoured by her grandiose plans.

And now they may well devour the Conservative party – and become Britain's new political masters.

As much as she enjoys holding the pen, Madelyn loves reading the fruits of writers' labors as well, devouring books as fast as her Amazon account can process them.

Well, just because you devoured House Of Cards in one sitting doesn't mean everyone's so greedy.

While I've never had a clear picture of what it's really like to work on Wall Street, I recently devoured three well written books that convinced me otherwise.

In 1954, Edwin H. Colbert and Roland T. Bird speculated that Deinosuchus "may very well have hunted and devoured some of the dinosaurs with which it was contemporaneous".

I felt more alive than I had in years, and as we devoured our well-earned picnic of bread, cheese, sausage and pickles, I wondered: Do we really have to come back down to earth?

Matjes, pickled, fried or bathed in mustard-and-dill-sauce — the richly flavored herring — is, of course, available all year long at Sjomagasinet, to be devoured with well-aged, Cheddar-ish Vasterbotten cheese, with or without cumin, and icy draughts of O. P. Anderson, Gothenburg's favorite aquavit.

The only thing untouched was the vase of lilies; had there been less food, he might have devoured them as well.

"I didn't want to tell my kids, 'Well, I was busy.' " He devoured the organizing manual of the Indivisible political group, began reading about political movements and called a meeting with a Facebook post.

When the wolf really appears, no one believes the boy, and he as well as his sheep are devoured by the wolf.