Sentence examples for literally eating from inspiring English sources
Darkness is literally eating up this painting; a deathly shadow seems to suck you into it.
Up in the tree hole, there wasn't much for the tadpoles to eat, so Toughie and his sisters and brothers sustained themselves by literally eating the skin off their father's back.
Wilson and Potter are still in the dark even when the crew frantically chases an Australian wombat that gets between the double hulls and begins literally eating into their potential profits.
Similar to a Chinook in the Rockies or a Hayate in Japan, der Föhn is a thick wall of clouds that can roll in over the mountain, literally eating up visibility in its path, and creating what some skiers call the Ping-Pong ball effect.
"They're literally eating up our bandwidth".
China is quite literally eating our lunch.
They literally ate their own feet.
Johnson might literally eat one of them, actually.
"Torres literally ate the referee," ran the news bulletin on TVE.
If left alone around food, she said, "he can literally eat himself to death".
She fought a long, hard fight, but the cancer consumed her body and literally ate her alive.
