Sentence examples for something eating from inspiring English sources
"Well, there's clearly something eating Alastair Campbell.
Doomsday for Peter Omeno: "There appears to be something eating into English football … the two Manchester teams really look weak against European opposition".
He always looked as if there were something eating at him, making him shiver his shoulders and bounce up and down on the balls of his feet, a runner perpetually waiting for the race to start.
As the wiry Jackie tells how car bombs could be laced with gasoline to produce a vivid flame for television, Mr. Nares said in an interview, "there was something eating his soul, in spite of all the humor and everything".
Penn makes a distinction between his art and the pictures of clothing or accessories, which he dismisses as "commodities," but even though the fashion photographs exist to celebrate the salable, there is always something eating at them, implacably.
Penn makes a distinction between his art and the pictures of clothing and accessories which he dismisses as "commodities," but even though the fashion photographs exist to celebrate the salable, there is always something eating at them… Penn was a failed painter when he embarked on his career in fashion, as an assistant art director at Vogue, sixty-one yeago ago.
"If you see something, eat that thing" is my motto (when that thing is an ant).
Most likely it was something eaten several days before.
"Get him something to eat, something to drink.
Something is eating the cookies.
Something about eating the other team?
