Sentence examples for sometimes consumed from inspiring English sources

The speeches and the private memorandums that Pearson wrote for senators sometimes consumed more of his energies than the column.

"His approach is 'I'll make all the decisions.' " If Mr. Cuomo is sometimes consumed by campaign strategy, his aides and advisers say, it is in no small part because he has a first-rate political mind.

Speaking at the University of Palermo, Vecchioni called Sicily "an island of shit", noting that city streets were sometimes consumed by no less than three rows of cars and that the region had destroyed its beautiful coastline.

Trap houses — so called because there is only one way in and one way out — are where crack and purple drank (a codeine-based concoction also known as lean and sizzurp) are prepared, bought, and sometimes consumed.

He had to go through two minor leagues in the United States and a league in the Philippines to re-establish himself, and he has spent that time also searching for a little more balance in a life that was sometimes consumed by the game.

The dried nuts are sometimes consumed naturally or in most cases they can be thermally processed prior to consumption.

Grazing livestock sometimes consume plants down to the ground.

Revolutions sometimes consume their pluralists and their democrats.

Members of Dasypeltis eat only bird eggs; E. westermanni sometimes consume the eggs and adult forms of other animals.

In an interview he said he could sometimes consume up to 70 units of alcohol a day, downing a bottle of vodka before going to work as a financial investor.

Mr Prescott, 69, wrote in the Sunday Times that he would gorge on burgers, chocolate, fish and chips and Marks & Spencer's trifles, and would sometimes consume a whole tin of Carnation condensed milk.