Sentence examples for you ravenous from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, he says, don't take to the couch, even if exercise makes you ravenous.

For one thing, a small or nonexistent breakfast can leave you ravenous by lunchtime, which may lead you to overeat.

So, Vegas has not merely whetted your appetite for gambling, it has made you ravenous, and you've decided, alas, this particular sin will not stay in Vegas.

Philip Davis's excellent biography of Malamud came out late last year, received admirable notices and, most importantly, made you ravenous to read the writer's books.

There may be no unsung masterpieces in this latest volume, but nor is there the slightest temptation to skip, and some of Waugh's openings leave you ravenous for further particulars: "The marriage of Tom Watch and Angela Trench-Troubridge was, perhaps, as unimportant an event as has occurred within living memory".

Did you hear that, you ravenous monsters foaming at the mouth for your "Flappy Bird" cheats?

There is nothing worse than the feeling of having passed up the middle-of-the-flight meal only to realize you're ravenous and you have another three hours before any kind of sustenance will be offered.

When you delay eating until you're ravenous, it's easy to overeat because you feel as though you have a bottomless pit to fill.

Have plenty of healthy snacks and smaller meals on hand so you don't get to the point where you're ravenous (which will make you more likely to wolf down a whole bag of gummy worms or three bowls of cereal with almond milk).

"You always spend more on food than you want to because you're ravenous," she said.

If you put off eating because of a busy schedule, you may discover that by the time you sit down to dinner you're ravenous and eat everything in sight.