Sentence examples for eating up everything from inspiring English sources
On the open desert, it was a rocket, its long-travel, adjustable Showa suspension eating up everything in its path.
DJs at the Young Adult stage are full of energy: they can stay up for an entire weekends, hurtling through clubs, raves, bars, greenhouses, eating up everything the world has to offer, then come home and have a nice bath, a quick dose of Downtown Abbey and a Valium, and come up smiling on Monday morning.
Anger is like that fire running through a very dry forest and eating up everything in its path.
The big problem is that if you leave it too late, paying for long-term care can eat up everything you have.
The disintegration of authority created opportunities for Parker and his peers, who "had good times then, and eat up everything we could get".
"She told me she might prefer to be eaten by the goannas [lizards] on her land – because they would eat up everything, even the rings on her fingers".
Steinbrenner ate up everything Wells said about tradition and pride and made the unilateral decision to sign him to a two-year contract.
"Greendale" is stubborn and ingenious in sending its message: that the fusion of news and entertainment media has completely eaten up everything we used to think of as concrete reality.
Q My partner and I are going off travelling for a year at the end of August, and we aim to eat up everything in our cupboards before renting out our flat.
There's a great story about how when South America got connected to North America, at the Isthmus of Panama, about 10 million years ago, a bunch of tough, North American hoodlums migrated south, over the Isthmus, and ate up everything in South America.
