Sentence examples for best devoured from inspiring English sources

These, he said, are best devoured privately, if at all.

But for me, Amsterdam is best devoured by foot: you miss nothing that way.

The cheap bites are best devoured while checking out new accessory stalls, which entice a good percentage of passers-by to try on fedoras or ill-fitting sunglasses.

Some jamming equipment can scramble these signals, as well as those from mobile phones, but the best kit devours battery power and costs more than €100,000 ($140,000).

Capital investment and operating expenses are high because cooking equipment and raw materials must be the best: wines devour working capital, the kitchen and serving staff must be paid handsomely, and crystal glasses and crockery will break.

The best ones we devoured down to the core.

However, I believe the absolute best time to devour this dish is at breakfast, with a fried egg on top! 1 Cook the buckwheat in water or vegetable stock in a lidded pan until al dente. 2 Heat a large glug of oil in a frying pan, add the onion and fry gently until golden.

Two of my best experiences were devouring all of the Kobo Abe and Thomas Bernhard novels that I hadn't yet read, back to back, in short periods, which kind of cooked something about each of those minds into me that hadn't been there before.

Like a box of bonbons, they are best dipped into rather than devoured in one sitting.

Shortcakes and shakes, the best in the county, were devoured in a glitzy picnic area called the Garden of Eatin'.

Cheryl Strayed's Wild and Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love are the best, most recent examples, and I devoured them both.