Sentence examples for devouring of from inspiring English sources

Tales of the younger Clinton's devouring of fast food are legion.

'And that particular character somehow came to represent the church and the devouring of children.

The reader caroms between Alexandrine's diary and Andi's breathless devouring of it; "I turn the page," Andi reports.

This leads to devouring of novels that will be talked about, making for strong word-of-mouth sales".

At the height of Arsenal's 6-0 devofring of the Portuguese team Braga on Wednesday, Fàbregas was everything to the team.

(As Elizabeth's psychiatrist in "The Bird's Nest" observes, "Each life, I think . . . asks the devouring of other lives for its continuance").

The new camera also keeps Apple on a path of devouring more of the point-and-shoot market dollars.

After a cold martini, you may even feel capable of devouring one of their 40-ounce Porterhouses all by yourself.

The Ouroboros is the symbol for the self-devouring of the artist who dares to go inward.

In March 2012 a massive fire raged on Mount Kenya, devouring thousands of hectares of ancient forests and endangered wildlife.

Goya, "Saturn Devouring One of His Sons," 1821- 1823.