Sentence examples for about to devour from inspiring English sources

A massive snake about to devour you in your kitchen?

Without the ball he's like a leopard about to devour its prey.

At times it's an all-consuming monster that's about to devour you".

It's not the fake Harvey, the jolly smile that he gets just before he is about to devour your soul.

Robert Ressler's "On Fertile Ground" from 1994 is a snake thrusting 13 feet in the air and about to devour an egg.

Max wasn't sure that he liked any of them, given that they had been, moments earlier, about to devour his flesh and brains.

It is about wanting "to devour everything -- parties, people, magazines, books, art, movies and television".

Just a little bit of this paired with looking up at him through your lashes will tell him you're about ready to devour him, you're just to polite to say it.

The aforementioned aphrodisiacs are so common, that when my mother chanced upon my Amazon purchases, and learnt about my mission to devour all of it, informed me that she had been mixing Ashwagandha and Saffron in my sister's nightly tea to increase her energy (I'm still not sure if my sister was aware of that).

The program of music and dance includes a dance-drama about a dragon threatening to devour the moon.

The pair attended some sales together and Hurley continued to devour books and magazines about racing, stallions and bloodlines.