Sentence examples for that would consume from inspiring English sources

She wanted the "thrill of commitment": a magnificent goal that would consume all self-doubt.

He became a member of Parliament in 1900, beginning a political career that would consume most of his adult life.

Mr. Campbell has angered some developers, industrialists and state and city officials by blocking projects that would consume open space.

Against Portland, the Knicks opened with a fire that would consume just about any opponent, and Camby was the catalyst.

This proposal was far more incendiary than it sounded — "a flame that would consume classical physics," in Isaacson's words.

Ferguson had outgrown the Scottish game and sought a new challenge, one that would consume him for the next 26 years.

Patients use the Web to acquire education; a decade ago that would have consumed costly face time with doctors.

I knew this was changing the way that we would consume information, that we could never go back".

He made a case that Iowa would consume too much time and money that could be better invested elsewhere.

After that embarrassing exhibition, the field on Staten Island might have suffered the fate that would eventually consume more legendary ballparks, like the Polo Grounds in Harlem or Ebbets Field in Brooklyn.

By 1970, the shy, sweet-natured Richard Manuel had started down the self-destructive path that would ultimately consume him.