Sentence examples for with devouring from inspiring English sources
She has an idiosyncratic look, with a mop of thick-sprung black curls and eyes so supernaturally turquoise that you wonder how she got them (does it have something to do with devouring the souls of children?).
Asked why she brought her basset, Homer, she described his vacuum-cleaner-strength nose and obsession with devouring every last morsel of cheese, peanut butter and freeze-dried liver at home in Ridgewood, N.J. "If he can smell cheese," she said, "maybe he can smell a rabbit".
Which is perfectly okay, this liking but not loving: the unfortunates I dated during this period, if forced to recall my simian countenance and obsession with devouring mass quantities of Big Macs, would surely say something similar about me.
The main catalyst for my immediate infatuation was the diversity that the city offers; moving between neighborhoods was like traveling between cities. Six months later I had settled in my two-bedroom in Silverlake and became obsessed with devouring everything that each neighborhood had to offer, as well as the history behind each neighborhood.
She was a vamp with ire, devouring and brawling with lovers and coming alive at dusk when she was drinking.
Ours is a generation of parents obsessed with parenting — devouring books about it, blogging about it, turning it into a competitive sport.
The farmers keep Pulgasari fat and happy by feeding him their tools and kitchenware, and he repays them by joining them in battles that end with his devouring the metallic spoils of war.
Barye's talent for rendering dynamic tension and exact anatomical detail is especially evident in his most famous bronzes, those of wild animals struggling with or devouring their prey.
As a teenager, he became fascinated with National Geographic, devouring every issue of the magazine in the school library in Jakarta and stoking a desire to travel to remote places around the world.
It's also a show that's technically very much of its time, with people devouring it on Sky1's HD broadcasts days after US transmission, nicking it off PirateBay to watch on laptops just hours later, downloading it legally from iTunes - or waiting for the box sets, where it makes the perfect "just one more" experience.
This week one shopper, Craig Leibold, paused briefly to look at the lithographs, collectively titled "Le Jungle Humaine," which include a turquoise giraffe with its mane on fire and a woman with shriveled breasts devouring a bird.
