Sentence examples for getting eaten up from inspiring English sources

"You put a ball on the ground, especially to the left side of the diamond, it's getting eaten up," Smith said.

"If your assets aren't appreciating and aren't producing any income, you're getting eaten up in this interest rate environment," said Peter Strauss, a lawyer who advises the elderly.

"When you look at the map, you can see America kind of crumble off into the sinews down in the gulf where the land is getting eaten up," he said.

Andreessen argues that entire industries are getting eaten up by software.

I'd be like, "Oh, your foot's getting eaten up?

Alibar joined up with an old pal, Benh Zeitlin, who had directed only shorts before, and who said of his interests, "When you look at the map, you can see America kind of crumble off into the sinews down in the gulf where the land is getting eaten up.

I almost got eaten up by Goliath.

Most guys that would do it the way he does it, they would get eaten up".

Yes, for some that money would ultimately get eaten up, and then some, by unexpected bills.

Conventional wisdom says smaller parties always get eaten up in a coalition.

"You see this with young women and men — they have some success, and then they just get eaten up like fish food and they're done".