Sentence examples for not yet consumed from inspiring English sources
In the days after Chanel Reynolds's husband was hit while riding his bicycle near Lake Washington here and the best-case possibilities just kept getting worse, she was not yet consumed by grief.
You can make it through the funeral with glossy eyes and slumped shoulders, tired and overwhelmed but not yet consumed.
Assessing neuroconnectivity in those at risk for alcoholism who have not yet consumed alcohol heavily allows for the distinction between phenotypes related to risk for developing alcoholism and those that could be present as a result of alcohol-induced alterations in brain networks.
The pipeline will increase the flow of gas to Germany and hook in countries that do not yet consume much Russian gas, including the Netherlands and Britain.In the south, Russia has a pipeline across the Black Sea which supplies gas to Turkey.
"If a large proportion of illegal downloaders do not buy any music (and yet consume, in some cases, large amounts of it), it cannot be logical that illegal behaviour stimulates legal download sales and inflicts no harm".
This week's reading from the Hebrew Scriptures is the familiar story of the Burning Bush, in which God appears to Moses on Mt. Horeb as a bush that is aflame yet not consumed by the fire.
So they can jump ahead of society's mores to offer images that the masses might not yet be ready to consume.
When I first saw her work — this might have been in the late nineteen-seventies, when I was not yet twenty — I was immediately consumed by the stories she worked so hard to tell: about loneliness, togetherness, and the drama of self-presentation, spurred by the drama of being.
There will also be pomegranates, quince and star fruit for the tradition of eating "new fruit," one that has not been consumed yet that season.
And though Toyota City has not yet experienced the urban rot that has consumed Detroit -- or for that matter Osaka, where factories are closing and moving to China -- the lessons are not far from people's minds here.
Unfortunately, available survey data [NHANES, CSFII (NCHS 2006; U.S. EPA 2002)] do not yet include the geographic origin of fish consumed.
