Never harsh, it eats corners up.
Spurred on by godlike voices, Ada, too, gravitates toward self-destruction: unprotected sex, binge drinking, relationships with harsh men, disordered eating.
'But she's still an awesome woman.' Voguettes - tall, pin-thin and impeccably dressed - are used to a harsh regime where eating at their work stations is forbidden and junior staffers are not allowed to speak unless spoken to.
There are harsh chemicals that eat away at your hairs -- obviously not the best route for skin that's delicate.
They wanted to preserve the herd's unique genetic makeup as the animals had survived the harsh island conditions--often eating seaweed--without any antibiotics or other amenities and, among other things, had evolved long bodies and short legs.
Hardly cause for celebration; but then in Greek mythology, autumn begins when the goddess Persephone returns to the underworld to live with her kidnapper, Hades — in repayment of the six pomegranate seeds she illicitly ate: a harsh balancing.
The last few days inside had become so harsh that his family ate their cow's food, he said".(Now) they eat every hour".
Products such as these may contain harsh chemicals that can eat away the glue and laminate that keeps the headliner fabric attached to the ceiling.
We sat in the cool, dark dining room, eating the most delicious, unapologetic, undressed meal of a lifetime, the harsh glare of the white-hot afternoon shuttered out.
Harsh state judicial campaigns financed by ever larger amounts of special interest money are eating away at public faith in judicial impartiality.
