Sentence examples for ravenous eating from inspiring English sources

You find yourself ravenous: eating a bit more; planning to stay out a bit later; dwelling a bit more upon sex.

Domery shocked his captors with his voracious appetite, and despite being put on ten times the rations of other inmates remained ravenous, eating the prison cat, at least 20 rats which had come into his cell, and regularly eating the prison candles.

And humans, ever ravenous, eat fish ― lots of them.

Often, after a week, she would be ravenous, eat unhealthy foods and gain back the weight and more.

Later, a selfish mob who bar their doors against our ragtag band of heroes seem indistinguishable from the ravenous hordes eating their way through the train, with Yeon playfully conjuring mirror images of horror crushed up against the opaque glass.

If you put off eating because of a busy schedule, you may discover that by the time you sit down to dinner you're ravenous and eat everything in sight.

Tiny is suddenly ravenous, and he eats and eats.

They're ravenous pests Asian Carp eat about 40percentt of their own body weight per day, which edges out native species, and pisses off fishermen.

I wasn't eating like a ravenous beast, but my body was happy at the size it was at even though I wasn't.

Just don't wait until you're starving or feel ravenous, or you might end up eating all around you.

By John McPhee Young pickerel — "most ravenous of fishes," according to Thoreau — start eating each other when they are scarcely two inches long.