Sentence examples for voracious about from inspiring English sources

THROW A BALL We'll ride bikes around B.I.P. and play soccer — we were voracious about it for a while — or we recently bought a T-ball set, and I'll throw anywhere from 100 to 200 pitches.

A museum curator told me recently that he finds something "ravenous and voracious" about the new collectors, a tendency to devour all the information they can find about an artist, and then to make very fast decisions — the same way they make decisions in the financial markets.

They're voracious about collecting information and inspiration and it's those two things that make the bridal process so fascinating.

His voracious curiosity about the essential character of all matter has prevented the consistency of his vision from becoming either mannered or repetitive.

But tar sands operations are especially voracious, consuming about 1,000 cubic feet of natural gas to convert a barrel of bitumen into the light crude that refiners want.

Chief Moose complained at length about the disclosure and the "talking heads" who are "ranting and raving" on television as knowledgeable specialists tending the nation's voracious curiosity about the serial sniper.

Voracious debate about earthly life and the cosmic world ensue.

"Released into the world [Diana] was voracious for news about what accomplished people did," he writes.

Pecong, a rhyming game of one-upmanship (something like the dozens), here involves a lot of smack talk about voracious mothers and flaccid penises.

Scientists now fear the voracious beetle is about to invade the jack pines of the boreal forest, which could see the plague sweep across northern Canada to the Atlantic coast.

It's also about our voracious appetite for dramatic sagas, and about overcoming our past ignorance, short memories, lack of imagination and political correctness.