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"You sound as if all we had to look forward to was being gobbled up."

In the last couple of years, they have been gobbling up one another.

"And the girls gobbled up everything she had to say."

Think back: you never gobbled up the rights of the poor?

It was just something that I kind of gobbled up.

There was the job, gobbling up 40-plus hours a week.

Much has been written about why so many Americans gobbled up those stories.

If those boys don't want us, they can just be gobbled up by time for all I care.

For the idea, as ideas will, had gone wrong and gobbled up their real lives.

Only after the old woman has left, does he get down on the floor and gobble up the remains.

As the city gobbled up these places, many of them lost their character.

The $450 million issue that the State sold last week got gobbled up.

He was on the ground, and the last seconds were gobbled up.

Still others will have been gobbled up by the giants in the research field.

By gobbling up small operations, the public companies can try to turn around this industry practice.

Because most urban areas gobble up resources, they're a good place to focus environmental efforts.

This kind of space has just been gobbled up in Manhattan.

They don't need to gobble up another competitor in the market.

Some people really fought it because they thought we'd get gobbled up.

Q. Is there much left for the big guys to gobble up?

I do, too, but don't have her discipline and so gobble up the rest.

If prices moderate, maybe we won't gobble up open space as quickly.

They are building $1 million homes and gobbling up commercial real estate.

He also gobbled up a large part of the hard yellow cheese.

It should be keeping our numbers under control or we are going to eat each other after having gobbled up everything else.