That show devoured like 12 marriages".
"To eat and drink without a friend," he wrote, "is to devour like the lion and the wolf".
Life in spring must be lived, devoured like a juicy mango, its juices licked from the fingers and savored, a handsome woman said.
But the court also heard claims that the Grillos had been "devoured like lambs" in the bitter emotional and legal battle raging between their former bosses.
And not because the boss is making me read every word of the "The World in 2013" edition, which came out last week, and which I devoured like a big plate of Swiss chard.
The Grillos, the jury had heard, had become "caught in the collateral crossfire" of a disintegrating relationship and had been "devoured like lambs" in a bitter dispute between the now-divorced couple.
Just as the atmosphere started to get really nasty I, along with my husband and a few sympathetic hustlers, managed to shuffle him into a cab and make our escape before he was devoured like Sebastian Venable.
Beneath the calm surface you sense the violence, with women on the edge, like widows who die of drink, or devouring characters like Nur, the decadent Urdu poet of In Custody.
I aimed a remote at Channel 54 on the cable box, where American Movie Classics resides, and soon devoured the likes of "High Noon," "The Man Who Knew Too Much" and "Cabaret".
Over the opening credits played Epitaph for My Heart, a track from the band's 69 Love Songs album, which I carried on my person for about three years after its 2000 release, devouring it like a bottomless tub of Chunky Monkey and proclaiming it the best album since Revolver.
Here was a man who, as an athlete, had kept his carbohydrate intake to a minimum, devouring food like never before.
