But before they're gobbled up, the worlds will be subjected to a slow, tortuous death, becoming immensely hot, boiled, and stretched into egg shapes.
Not once during his tortuous path to becoming a major leaguer.
As the Middle East and North Africa enters its fourth year of what is likely to be a long drawn out, tortuous process of change, it is becoming increasingly clear that the hopes in 2011 of a new dawn sparked by the toppling of autocratic leaders in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen were little more than pie in the sky.
His path from the sidelines to becoming a crucial cog in the government machinery has been long and tortuous and illustrates how tenuous the Greens' grip on power remains.
Ten years on, this is becoming one of the iconic photographs of 9/11, yet its history is strange and tortuous.
In his first annual forecast to Wall Street since becoming chief executive of AOL Time Warner last May, Mr. Parsons told investors Wednesday evening that the path ahead was even more tortuous than they had thought.
The China he is preparing to rule is becoming cynical and anxious as growth slows and social and political stresses mount.Mr Xi's trips to Xiajiang, a long and tortuous journey past tea plantations and paddy fields in a backward pocket of the booming coastal province, were part of his prolonged apprenticeship for China's most powerful posts.
Powerful lights are becoming superfluous, especially for landfall, but there has been a significant increase in minor lights and lighted buoys, which are still necessary to guide the navigator through busy and often tortuous coastal waters and harbour approaches.
In dramatic scenes at Church House in Westminster, a long-awaited measure that was the result of 12 tortuous years of debate and more than three decades of campaigning was defeated by lay members, prompting one bishop to warn that the established church risked becoming "a national embarrassment".
Or risk becoming irrelevant.
