ravenously

At first, she ate ravenously, with little thought for anything other than the food before her.

Suddenly he was ravenously hungry and felt like going out.

He looked at the woman and felt suddenly, ravenously hungry for her.

She built a fire and made some hot food, which he ate ravenously.

But even that small amount of exercise left him ravenously hungry.

Fish must be ravenously hungry after a long cold winter.

We sat at the table and ravenously ate the dinners.

They're both ravenously hungry, but they've run out of food in the flat.

He got to his feet, suddenly ravenously hungry, but found only wine.

The old man ate ravenously and told the woman to give him the scraps.

"Is he the one who's hunting the master so ravenously?"

She did not wait for him, but plunged ravenously into the meal.

The villagers had provided them with food, and she ate ravenously.

It is hardly necessary to say that every man of us was now ravenously hungry.

He looked at it and then, after a moment, bit into it ravenously.

She'd refused the airline food, and now found herself ravenously hungry.

It's no good someone like me being told they can't have any more when you're still ravenously hungry.

He poured us some white wine, and then I ate ravenously again.

He was still ravenously hungry, and feeling very well.

We were having dinner at the shack on the beach, eating ravenously.

The creature sat down with a sandwich in each hand and began eating ravenously.

They must reproduce in the very act of eating, to consume so ravenously!

Although ravenously hungry, she managed to cry herself to sleep.

He handed her a sandwich, and she tore into it ravenously.

He would eat ravenously, and was particularly fond of snake meat.