"consumed from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been used up or depleted. Example: The supplies were consumed from the pantry, leaving the kitchen bare and empty.
juice condition consuming the greatest amount of beverage (226.6 ± 116.4 g), and for energy consumed from food, with the 12 oz.
It's meant to be consumed from beginning to end.
This is an album to be consumed from start to finish, not piecemeal in playlists.
Riley was consumed from the start by the mysterious workings of air, light, motion, vision itself.
Salmon steaks were grilling and Chardonnay was being consumed from plastic flutes.
The beer must be consumed from thick one-liter mugs, not smaller glasses, he said.
Just one question remains: why the big jump in the quantity of wine consumed from the preceding year?
It's about an imbalance between calories consumed — from all foods and beverages — and those burned through physical activity.
All have been consumed from atop the same stool, and at no time has he veered from calm civility.
New Jersey Future, in a county-by-county calculation of how fast undeveloped land was consumed from 1986 to 1995, placed Somerset at the top.
Song Heng As in most international cities, Asian fare in Paris is best when consumed from unadorned holes in the wall or to-go joints.
