Sentence examples similar to wolf down a morsel from inspiring English sources

"Can't you just wolf down a peanut butter sandwich?" I asked him.

Wolfing down a lunch of spaghetti, Omar Hassani tried to be diplomatic about his eastern allies.

I wolfed down a (small) plate of risotto and then went on my way.

He even wolfed down a crunchy brownie for good measure.

Exhausted from lack of sleep, hounded by J. Edgar Hoover and the F.B.I. and under siege by white supremacists and the burgeoning Black Power movement, Mr. Edwards's Dr. King wolfs down any morsels of food still left on the room service tray and tries, unsuccessfully, to light a tiny cigarette butt.

Failing that, just point at a delicious looking dish being wolfed down by a local.

Do any of the svelte bodies one sees in the fancy shops or on the nearby beaches ever down a morsel of red meat?

After being deported to South Korea, Rob and Steve wolf down a cocker spaniel.

You had to wolf down a slice in record time if you wanted another.

Her article, published in the April issue, which will be on newstands next week, finds Mr. Ledger eating Moroccan food with Jack Nicholson in London, returning to New York and partying at the downtown nightspot Beatrice Inn, eating steak and eggs at a cafe in Little Italy and wolfing down a banana-nut muffin as his last morsel of food.

During a ten-minute lunch break, she wolfs down free fried chicken.