Sentence examples for be devoured by its from inspiring English sources
Imprisonment, imposed from without or from within, intensifies this struggle between word and flesh, in which the body seems to be devoured by its own loquacity.
The demise of Dillard's founder and Chairman William Dillard who ranked No. 446 on the Forbes Top CEOs list for 1999–has ignited rumors like prairie wildfire: some suppose that his offspring, sons William Dillard II and Alex Dillard the firm's chief executive and president, respectively will split the legacy; others, that the chain will be devoured by its competitors.
She criticized the show for, instead of transforming television, being "devoured" by it.
The Tory hierarchy is set to be devoured by the monsters it suckled and reared.
The LMC holds vast amounts of gas that will be devoured by the supermassive black hole until it reaches up to 10 times its present mass.
That's surely true about the sexual revolution, of any era: it may devour its children, but it is just as likely to be devoured by them.
The males dragged her body out of the den, and it was left to be devoured by the hyenas.
It seemed she would momentarily be devoured by angelic-looking little hellions: an apt metaphor, really.
There is footage here waiting to be devoured by those who were way too young to remember it the first time around.
