Sentence examples for being devoured by a from inspiring English sources
His comics were being devoured by a wide and eager audience, and he was honing his craft.
There's also poor old Billy Pettigrew, previously thought to have been put out of his misery by Henry while being devoured by a polar bear.
Which is why Bush's people just put out that 'official' presidential summer-reading list, three smart-guy books supposedly being devoured by a man who almost never gets accused of excessive bookishness...
"Surely Chanderpaul deserves man of the match, may be on the losing side, but has shown more guts than an antelope being devoured by a pride of lions," says Thomas Allen.
There is the Museum in Black, a museum of racial stereotypes where you can find gollywogs, watermelon candles and a poster for "a dainty morsel", a chocolate bar that advertises its delights with a picture of a black child being devoured by a crocodile.
(It does sometimes feel as if they relish bashing new musicals). Time Out opened their review with: "If sitting through a low-budget musical sequel to JM Barrie's Peter Pan sounds less appealing than being devoured by a man-eating crocodile then, er, you'll probably find plenty to dislike about Lost Boy". Of course, I was disappointed.
It is being devoured by an elite gathering of 62 scholarship students screened from a rush of 1,200 applicants.
Naked figures writhe in viscous space; women gaze archly out of chaos; an emaciated male is on the verge of being devoured by an octopus.
I also enjoyed the sound effect that marked poor James's unfortunate parents being devoured by an angry rhinoceros on Carnaby Street and the visual gag that has the aunties squashed quite flat on the surface of the rolling peach.
It has long been played on the American right to the point where the Republican party is now being devoured by an unscrupulous demagogue of no fixed abode in Donald Trump.
