Sentences with phrase «devoured by»

In the morning, a lot of those lower hanging ornaments were gone, devoured by a very guilty looking cocker spaniel.

While the front pages and buckets of airtime are being devoured by the question of whether the wealthy should have to pay more for their private health insurance, there are other, far more i...

While the front pages and buckets of airtime are being devoured by the question of whether the wealthy should have to pay more for their private health insurance, there are other, far more important things that you could be reading about.

Gameplay includes carrying your phone or tablet around the room, dodging pets, furniture, and siblings, as you walk around dungeons and avoid traps, toxic gases or getting devoured by zombies.

This type of ration signifies the total sum of premium dollar which is being devoured by losses.

A day after the emergence of her 80 to 100 spiderlings, the new mother produces a second batch of eggs (non-fertile «trophic eggs») which are immediately devoured by her young.

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The fecal contents are devoured by black soldier fliy larva which also drive away house flies by eating their larva.

Nuttall Oak: This fast growing shade tree, also called red oak or pin oak, is said to be the fastest growing variety of oak, and can provide not only a leafy canopy, but a steady supply of acorns each year, which are devoured by squirrels, deer, and turkeys.

Lima's allusions to an object consumed by an infinite universe also summon William Turner's Rain, Steam, and Speed — The Great Western Railway (1844), his swirls of rain and dust obscuring the momentum of a speeding steam engine, reducing it to a blip devoured by almighty nature.

Second, there is the New York of the commuter — the city that is devoured by locusts each day and spat out each night.

Created in 1974 when Bourgeois was a widow in her sixties, it represents a family dinner table, at which the gloating patriarch is being devoured by his tyrannised children.

A pair of blow - up dolls engaged in a sex act and a sculpture of flesh devoured by thousands of maggots are among shocking images in this year's Turner Prize exhibition, unveiled yesterday.

Even in my most secular moments it's impossible for me not to consider these pictures as tangible miracles, if only because their manifestations of spiritual faith are intensified rather than devoured by their painterly gluttony, raising Jasper Johns's ««Looking» is and is not «eating» and «being eaten»» to another level.

Steinberg's writing was already distinguished by its jargon - free style, and he became one of the few serious art critics whose articles were devoured by artists, curators and other arts professionals, for their clarity.

It also included a sculpture of flesh devoured by thousands of maggots.

If the Corcoran Gallery of Art had to be swallowed up by a larger and healthier institution to survive, we might celebrate Wednesday's announcement that its collection will be devoured by the National Gallery of Art.

In Prometheus (2017) a pigeon and a pretzel engage in a never ending chase, with the pretzel twisting and flipping to avoid being devoured by the greedy bird.

Rotting fruit and sex are the key subjects for Turner Prize hopefuls The Scotsman; October 29, 2003; Tim Cornwell Arts Correspondent; 700 + words... sculptor Anya Gallaccio is on the shortlist for the prestigious Turner Prize, with her work including a tree cast in bronze, adorned... flesh devoured by thousands of maggots.

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Other sources devoured by Basquiat included Paul Richer's Artistic Anatomy, a 1966 volume entitled Leonardo da Vinci and Burchard Brentjes» book African Rock Art, thus exposing the artist to a diverse array of anatomical representation - from ethnic cave painting to the Renaissance and beyond.

At the 50th Venice Biennale (2003) and the Lyon Biennial (2005), he presented the work «Flying Rats,» an installation of life - size birdseed sculptures, of children being devoured by a flock of pigeons.

«I would like people to sit in the bleachers,» Adrian Piper tells us, «and think of where they are sitting as an amphitheater of the sort that one would sit in to watch Christians being devoured by the lions.»

Set in post-apocalypse times, Dead Alliance puts teams of players against each other in a world devoured by the zombie army.

It's a very fast pace game, and often times it takes strategy and limitations to save fellow soldiers from being devoured by titans.

In 2002 a game depicting worlds based on Disney films being devoured by an evil force was a surprise hit.

As you might expect, members of the previous team are soon found dead within the mansion, being devoured by zombies.

Or the corpse being devoured by scavenger aliens right before Kraid's lair?).

Stores have been sold out of the Switch since its release on March 3, with new shipments being devoured by customers as soon as they come in.

Any Pikmin left straggling behind are mercilessly devoured by the aforementioned predators, and if you fail to grab fruit, you'll start draining your ship's stores of sustenance.

To create a level of difficulty, each day you have to load your Pikmin back into the space craft to avoid being devoured by native animals.

It's safe to say that much of my life will be devoured by Skyrim, much like it was when Oblivion released, but it's going to be worth it.

How long can you keep you and your friends from being devoured by Mr. T - Rex?

Beloved Nintendo franchises would be cast into the «red ocean» of the video game market like chum to be devoured by all Nintendo's past competitors.

The powerful Aztec civilization believed that the first generation of its people were devoured by jaguars, the second by great winds, the third by great fires, the forth by floods and that they 5th generation would end with the destruction of the sun!

The powerful Aztec civilization believed that the first generation of its people were devoured by...

So, do not be scared, you won't get devoured by a starving crocodile!

We felt a bit like the poor impala getting devoured by lions in the photo above — we were getting consumed by the WordPress beast.

As for other carbohydrate sources, consider sweet potatoes, which they're inexpensive and readily devoured by most pooches.

Though seemingly oblivious to our presence, I firmly believe we're more than just «moving mountains» to them — I really think that hamsters get a kick out of being in control of (by virtue of their not being devoured by) a big, ferocious beast (us).

Bottom Line: Birds are killed by destruction of habitat and millions of pounds of pesticides every year, but no one wants to stop development or see our lawns and golf courses devoured by insects.

Thats why yoy see so many stories about people being bitten by sharks and not devoured by them.

Which portfolio would you rather retire on — the one devoured by fees at $ 48K, or the one barely tasted at 62K?

When 100 % dependent on a single income stream, you have to scramble to find another source of income while your savings are steadily devoured by your expenses.

In 2009, the Nintendo DS generated 70 % of all portable gaming revenue in the United States, but in the last two years its share has been devoured by Android and iOS.

There is no backlist of twenty - three novels, all ready to be devoured by your newest fan.

He probably would have been devoured by the city.

The sci - fi, fantasy, paranormal, contemporary lit, and romances that are being devoured by readers and fans everywhere have spawned a whole new generation of writers poised to transform the industry with fans rooting them on and screaming for more.

Fading away is a format that was both inexpensive and widely accessible — thrillers and mysteries and romances by authors like James Patterson, Stephen King, Clive Cussler and Nora Roberts that were purchased not to be proudly displayed on a living room shelf (and never read), but to be addictively devoured by devoted readers.

An allegory about a man who was devoured by ogres first appears in an ancient Indian Buddhist text of the Madhyamika (the middle - way) tradition.