I understand that to mean that they won't simply be devouring them, firing redundant personnel, and Borging all Moto functionality into the Google name and brand.
The exterior and much of the interior had been devoured by fire.
The world is going to be devoured by fire.
Great beauty and tenderness accompany an account of fire devouring a house, from the first little flame "stretching its neck for sustenance like a little orange chick," to its joyous triumph, "as swelling and as rolling as the sea".
Today, twice as much land in Canada is being devoured by fires as in the 1970s and that will double or quadruple again in the decades to come.
Sometimes, however, a god (Agni, the evil-devouring fire, or Varuna, the god of order, whose role included punishing and fettering the "sinner") was invoked to forgive the neglect or transgression or to release the sinner from its concrete results.
State emergency officials said they feared that the fires, devouring some of the thickest and driest brush in years, could surpass the destruction of 2003, when California experienced its worst fire season on record.
After the fire devoured her apartment building and another fire the same weekend destroyed buildings in the Nodine Hill section of Yonkers, leaving 520 people homeless within two days, the Red Cross set up two emergency relief centers, distributing food, clothing, and connecting the victims with city agencies.
A22 Fire Razes Atlanta Apartments Nearly 60 people were left homeless when fire devoured their apartment building east of downtown Atlanta.
Stoked by 80-mile-an-hour Santa Ana winds, plenty of dry fuel, and 8% humidity, such fires are devouring huge swaths of southern California from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara.
With the fire headed his way, Charlie made a deliberate act to cut its path before the fire devoured his home.
