Sentence examples for well devoured by from inspiring English sources

The St. Bart's Players have revived Howard Ashman and Alan Menken's musical about Audrey and Seymour Krelborn, the unassuming floral assistant who is almost, well, devoured by her grandiose plans.

And now they may well devour the Conservative party – and become Britain's new political masters.

When the wolf really appears, no one believes the boy, and he as well as his sheep are devoured by the wolf.

With its numerous images of well-off first-world tourists being devoured by a third-world environment and forced to contemplate hacking off infected body parts, "The Ruins" could have been the most politically provocative horror film since "Bug" was released last year.

Oh, well, let's start a pager business!" (And then they are devoured by tigers).

She's found that an entire adult hog can be left skeletonized within three weeks -- being devoured by crabs, shrimp and sea worms -- as well as breaking down through a microbial process.

They were so well preserved that their flesh, tens of thousands of years old, was devoured by the excavators.

But even as it dissolved, Ray's art remained true to its own inner logic, devoured by the forces he depicted so vividly and knew too well.

Instead, he offered vague platitudes, which were eagerly devoured by an auditorium packed with the gray-bearded frumps and well-heeled young lobbyists who make up the rapidly expanding Bipartisan Industrial Complex.

By this time, however, the neighborhood's transformation into an upscale tourist destination was well under way, and Restaurant Florent, a relic of a coarser, more colorful and eccentric Manhattan had been devoured by big money and the yuppie horde.

It had been devoured by forest.