Sentence examples for both known to devour from inspiring English sources

Putin and Merkel, both known to devour the fine detail of the situation in eastern Ukraine, and both of whom speak one another's languages, are the main players.

The males, who care for the eggs, are known to devour whole or parts of clutches.

The pythons have even been known to devour the odd alligator.

Unlike Janko Tipsarevic, the bookish Serb, Andy Murray has not been known to devour Nietzsche.

FRANKFURT — Walking the convention floor here, Sergio Marchionne, the chairman of Fiat, stopped to admire an arachnid known to devour Beetles and lesser beasts whole.

IN seven years as mastermind and muse of the frothy arts magazine 2wice, Patsy Tarr has been known to devour a concept or two.

But it's not just fish that do the cleaning: invertebrates like shrimp are known to devour skin parasites as well.

A magnificent enormous Great Blue Heron also greets me; they are known to devour a baby crocodile in one fell swoop.

Philadelphia Coach Larry Brown doesn't like to double-team, but Shaq has been known to devour opponents in single coverage whole, like Pop-Tarts.

If I taste a brownie, I'd hate to confess how many I've been known to devour.

This doesn't mean that Cookie rounds out his diet with plates, trucks, ukuleles, and other objects the munching monster has been known to devour.