Sentence examples for devouring over from inspiring English sources

"And yet the average subscriber is devouring over an hour a day, every single day.

Hopscotching wildfires persist in northeastern Oklahoma after devouring over 90 square miles, although light rain gave firefighters a bit of respite on Sunday.

(Burke Netta Yerushalmyy (Thursday; through Dec. 16) Despite the 5,000 miles between her dancers — some are based in New York, others in Tel Aviv — Ms. Yerushalmy has created "Devouring, Devouring" over the past two years, viewing that distance as an asset.

Tiny instances of humanity lighten Khalid's life in Guantánamo – a prison guard who gives him a piece of chocolate; the arrival of a yellowing Reader's Digest copy of To Kill a Mocking Bird, which Khalid devours over and over again; a sudden glimpse of blue sky from the exercise yard – and the ending offers a glimmer of hope for the future.

I'd read about this in the death books – Final Gifts, Nearing Death Awareness, The Needs of the Dying – that I'd devoured over the last few months.

But rough edges are part of its charm, and, devoured over a few days as a box set, it's the type of show that permeates your thoughts and dreams.

One only has to look at the sheer ravenousness with which Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels about female friendship have been devoured over the past few years to see that art that passes the Bechdel test is hungered for.

On Thursday, we devoured over a dozen meatballs and Friday we managed to eat 20 (20!) different burgers.

That was the gateway to horror where innocence was devoured by evil, over and over and over again, without a word being said.

As a child I read it over and over, devouring the stories of vengeful ghosts, headless horsemen, witches, demons and monstrous beasts walled up in castle walls.

There are points at which it becomes intoxicatingly over-rich, like devouring a box of liqueur chocolates all at once; but Petrenko presented it as a sorrowful song of exile, rooted in the incantatory monotone of the Russian Orthodox church.