devouring

In this month I devoured all the 'Waverley novels,' but I must have been devouring a great many others, for Charles Reade's 'Christie Johnstone' is associated with the last moment of the last days.

But they could not get away so rapidly as to avoid the sight of the victorious tribe rushing upon the dead and the wounded, scrambling and disputing for the still warm and reeking flesh, and eagerly devouring it.

But when Colin held forth under his tree old Ben fixed devouring eyes on him and kept them there.

All the more impressive when considering that "The Devouring Gray" is author Christine Lynn Herman's debut as a novelist, this deftly written and inherently riveting read is unreservedly recommended for both highschool and community library YA Fiction & Fantasy collections.

Amid grim reports of starving abandoned pets and stray animals - particularly dogs - devouring cadavers and carcasses of other animals inside the war zone here, an animal group has embarked on an animal feeding project here.

ISLAMABAD -- Supreme Court (SC) has summoned 6 officers of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) government on February 20 who were arrested for devouring million of rupees from bomb blast affectees' fund and were released by NAB later through plea bargain.

Apart from James, there were others who were curious about the shark devouring the whale.

Swarms of locusts are capable of inflicting enormous damage on everything green as the memory of "Great War" survivors' could recount; devouring in seconds 100,000 tons of foliage could threaten the livelihood of one million people for one complete year, as far as scientific evidence tells.