Sentence examples for devoured by work from inspiring English sources
And with the time once devoured by work, commutes, chores, and errands we now pursue hobbies and interests that nourish our minds, bodies and spirits.
That's why I sculpted their bodies physically devoured by their work," Leavitt says.
Conservative authors like Edmund Burke or Walter Scott were loved by Marxists and Laborites; while politically unsettling novelists like Charles Dickens were devoured by the most conservative members of the working class.
"In doing the play I realized it was imperative that I learn how to not be devoured by the characters I play, and I'm working much differently now," she adds.
He had been devoured by pop". Figgis, a minor character, becomes a metaphorical trope for both J. and John Henry--obsessively driving so deep into his work that, as a person, he disappears.
It had been devoured by forest.
"I was devoured by curiosity," Bamba laughs.
Brooks may have been devoured by life, but she did her fair share of devouring too.
The remaining savings were devoured by the corrupt military regimes.
Andromeda was seconds from being devoured by Cetus.
The weakest either perished or were devoured by their rivals.
