Sentence examples for brain which guzzles a from inspiring English sources

Those first flames quickly turned raw meat into flavourful processing power, allowing the brain, which guzzles a quarter of an adult's daily calories, to develop.

Meanwhile, more than 90% of Ocado's existing warehouse, which guzzles £6m a year in running costs, is idle.

Its Corvette, which guzzles gas at 16 miles per gallon in city driving, was down a middling 33%.

This is particularly true in America, which guzzles far more energy per unit of economic output than its OECD rivals, and where vehicle fuel-efficiency is close to a 20-year low.

The AMG costs so much more because of its ultra-specialized, ultra-powerful engine, which guzzles more gas.

Running on both a petrol-fuelled combustion engineand an electric motor powered by batteries, these types of car are much more efficient in terms of fuel economy and CO2 emissions than most road vehicles, which guzzle gas alone.

The reason software sales acted as if they had guzzled a giant can of Red Bull last month was Grand Theft Auto V, which has shattered sales records since it was released in September.

97% of its energy is imported, which is guzzling public finances on a scale that threatens to derail the country's development trajectory.

He ordered a glass of water, while his son guzzled a Coke.

Or so she thought, as she guzzled a mini-bottle of prosecco.

The director, who was about 12, spent most of my interview guzzling a large pizza he had just had delivered.