AUDUBON WATERCOLORS A kingfisher, mouth open, devours a squirming fish.
He and his friends then rip the bag open and devour the contents.
In Southgate, over several lunchtimes, we basked in the open air while devouring Scusa Mi's wild-mushroom risotto and foamy zabaglione, Mecca's fragrantly spiced whiting or, after munching frites at Simply French, indulging in Charmaine's celebrated ice cream, eaten on a sunlit bench by the river.
More than 125 million Americans suffer from intermittent unhealthy air, 270,000 miles of rivers and streams remain too polluted for fishing and swimming, coastal estuaries are in generally poor shape, and suburban sprawl continues to devour open space at an alarming rate.
Whenever these expectations fell through, he would get so pissed that it felt like the earth was about to open up and devour us whole.
The animal was screaming, too, as the wolves finally caught it and tore it apart, ripping its soft pajate open with their sharp teeth, devouring the coratella and the bloody bright red heart.
On their faces were looks of expectation suggesting that life was a piñata and they were about to break it open and devour its riches.
Her eyes are so wide open that she seems to be devouring the future.
So onerous are our taxes in New Jersey that the land literally becomes hostile to those who own it; it opens up and devours them.
It was a warm, breezy afternoon, and the front of the restaurant was open to the street, revealing shiftless young people inside devouring salad and toast.
