Sentence examples for devours quickly from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Stuckey-French's new novel, "The Revenge of the Radioactive Lady," is the sort of book that one devours quickly and then thinks, "I'll have another just like that, please".

By Eileen Reynolds March 2, 2011 Elizabeth Stuckey-French's new novel, "The Revenge of the Radioactive Lady," is the sort of book that one devours quickly and then thinks, "I'll have another just like that, please".

The work was inspired by the growing obesity epidemic; World Health Organization statistics suggest that obesity has nearly doubled globally since 1980, a trend many blame on an expanded array of processed foods, including high-calorie energy drinks, and a tendency to devour food quickly rather than take the time to cook and savor a healthy meal.

She is also a recovering heroin addict who bears some resemblance to the teenager in the new movie "Traffic," a character whose drug habit quickly devours her comfortable middle-class life.

Astrophysicists have found that when a supermassive black hole quickly devours gas and dust, it can generate enough radiation to abort all the embryonic stars in the surrounding galaxy.

Everything else was quickly devoured.

Students quickly devoured three kinds of apples.

Instead, that same fire is quickly devouring Palestine.

Hungry, he quickly devoured whatever it was they had put on the tray.

Those fees can quickly devour the pay of part-time and low-wage workers.

The pretty stands, heaving with cakes and sandwiches, were being quickly devoured.