It consumed matter and replaced space-time with emptiness and inconsistencies beyond the laws of physics.
What you don't consume matters, too.
Remember that the type of fat you consume matters and fats mutated during manufacturing are not your healthiest bet.
Scientists said the object with the awesome gravitational power to consume matter in its neighborhood was still far enough away and of modest enough strength to pose no danger, even if it might inspire another cosmic-killer movie from Hollywood.
As they consume matter, supermassive black holes expel gigantic amounts of energy in the form of huge jets of particles that extend well beyond their galactic confines and travel at nearly the speed of light.
Trying in vain to drill into the robot, the diamond drill bit inadvertently releases Gort's 'genetic' material, which produces winged, insect-like, nano-machines that self-replicate as they consume matter and energy.
As a student at Bristol University in the late 1990s Laura Wade, state school-educated and from Sheffield, was not consumed by matters of class distinction.
In short, the Daily Telegraph pays court to the royal family; the Independent is consumed by matters environmental; the Daily Mail is exercised by just about everything under a generic headline "Ban this sick filth".
It was the kind of Election Day enterprise that usually slips under the radar, a local nonbinding resolution about health insurance at a time when the nation is consumed by matters of war and terrorism.
We hear of the sleepless nights that follow the start of the American Civil War: Marx is troubled not by the fate of the Union, but by the loss of freelance income from The New York Tribune, which, consumed by matters closer to home, no longer requires his services as a European correspondent.
