Sentence examples for we are devouring from inspiring English sources

His behaviour is a local example of the more general problem of human over-consumption: just as Beard devours everything around him, so we are devouring our world, with its finite resources and fragile ecosystems.

This a new, technology-enabled phenomenon that we are devouring.

He concludes his book with something of a commercial for his line of work, calling on the nation to devote itself to understanding the nature of the beast of television before we are devoured.

By mid-afternoon we're devouring a steep switchback like mountain goats, little bleats from our horns marking our progress.

In minutes we were devouring mounds of al dente pasta slathered with a sublime sauce I can still savor in my dreams.

None of this mattered when we were devouring the melt-in-the-mouth warm chocolate bread pudding with vanilla ice cream, the ripe fruit, crusty brown sugar and vanilla ice cream of the apple crisp or a large rectangle of moist banana cake covered by thick, rich cream cheese icing and candied pecans.

We pretend that somewhere, at one of the five or seven or 100 social engagements we are honouring simultaneously, there's one in which we're devouring food from the old days – fish, fowl, fresh meat.

"We deserve nothing, tonight we were devoured by Caen," Lyon midfielder Steed Malbranque told Canal Plus.

It illustrates the sad fate of artists in the porn industry: first we're ruthlessly exploited, then we're devoured by thoughtless strangers.

Medicare costs are devouring the federal budget.

Americans are devouring huge numbers of history books.