Warren revels in visions of excess as she playfully depicts and becomes the things we devour and the figures we fear will devour us.
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Frozen food brand Devour is to advertise "during an extremely high profile sporting event this February," according to a post on the Devour Bowl website.
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We devour and eat animals, killing them every which way.
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Trust us: You're going to want to devour this one.
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It's another to devour an entire season in a day.
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I settle in a cozy nook and devour it all.
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I absolutely devour it and then start making my quiche.
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It was decried and dismissed by those it would devour.
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Liberal democracy will devour itself, creating conditions for authoritarian rule.
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The Knicks, whether out of despair or boredom, devour coaches.
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One doesn't merely watch a "Star Wars" movie; they devour them.
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Now it's threatening to devour him, by Buzzfeed reporter Ryan Broderick.
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It escaped to devour people another day, but for how long?
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The people who don't simply partake in culture; they devour it.
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You don't have to let that other person fully devour you.
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Indeed, the U.S. threatened to devour it before it was born.
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I hadn't meant to devour it all, spoonful by luscious spoonful.
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I treat and happily devour my second waffle of the day.
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And you get to watch her devour the food she's made.
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Guy isn't just out to seduce Cat, but to devour her.
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The researchers watched birds, hornets, beetles, and even armadillos devour them.
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Your turkey was born into a world determined to devour it.
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They will be beautiful, browned and crisp and ready to devour.
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Mx. Mandel said, "Like one amoeba we slowly devour the MOOP."
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Their closed community generates toxic antibodies that devour it from within.
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Name a fish after them and let a giant bear devour it.
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We all act like we've never seen food before and devour it.
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He used to devour books by Phil Jackson, the legendary NBA coach.
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I shower, devour the delicious breakfast sandwich, and get ready for bed.
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Valle never acted upon his thoughts to abuse, cook, and devour women.
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"If I feel like something fresh, I'd devour a Bulbasaur," he said.
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So why did I devour it like it was a TMZ column?
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So, how many Girl Scout cookies can celebrities devour during the Oscars?
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Yet Muslims in Kuwait, Jordan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia happily devour them.
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Many standard home appliances and devices devour power even when turned off.
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Also, I had bookcases of texts I could not wait to devour.
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Sailors named shipworms, which burrow into and devour wooden ships and dikes.
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New supersonic aircraft will help devour that carbon budget faster than ever.
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It's the kind of lighter, puffier content aunts across America will devour.
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But we've never watched a president so hungrily devour his own presidency.
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I would hungrily devour the intellectual scraps and leftovers of the learned.
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You could devour tonight, or make and chill against cooking next week!
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Clarification: This story has been updated since first published following clarification from Devour.
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Or not devour a bowl of cold kheer on the morning of Eid.
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And numerous carnivorous plants lure insects with sweet odours, only to devour them.
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They devour hope, the idea of a beneficial social order, and meaning itself.
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Kraft Heinz has had its own success with Devour frozen meals and sandwiches.
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I devour the entire thing in less than 10 minutes, like a savage.
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I devour the ensemble while chatting with my roommate about her boy woes.
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Among other prey, they devour such staple foods as squid, octopus and cuttlefish.
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Ford engineers fitted the Shelby GT500 with a powertrain that will devour tracks.
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We devour the flesh of others to discover what exists in our own.
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It felt like the stress of becoming parents was going to devour us.
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We devour books on getting things done and dream of four-hour workweeks.
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It's an example of development run amok, of how sprawl can devour nature.
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On Valentine's Day, subscribers can devour all 10 episodes of Hulu's High Fidelity.
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While Netflix denizens devour series like "230 Reasons Why" and "Breaking Bad," PureFlix.
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Oh, and they also attack men — although "devour" is the word they'd prefer.
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We crave, devour and gorge, trying and failing to sate our ungoverned hunger.
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"I can play first base actually" they shriek as they devour your dermis.
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Chris Pronger: Playing around with Justin Bieber Or about to devour Justin Bieber's soul?
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Africans devour Nollywood films and Nigerian pop music fills dance floors across the continent.
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The good and the bad of open-world games is that they devour time.
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It's why we binge watch TV series, devour podcasts, and get lost in Wikipedia.
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Additional savings matter to retirees because health care costs can devour Social Security benefits.
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And when their populations explode, they voraciously devour and devastate the surrounding marine environment.
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I devour my pile and watch old episodes of Gossip Girl — only season one.
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Just look at how swiftly they swarm in and devour you when you die.
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They devour food supplies and contaminate what they don't eat with feces and urine.
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"Stop eating meat, and the world will devour you whole," Yeong-hye's mother chides.
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But once they taste it, they devour the whole thing and reach for another.
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In the spring and fall migrations, they will even devour the exhausted songbirds themselves.
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And we can devour stories about people whose lives are very different from ours.
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Ducks have been used in the past in China to devour crop-ravaging locusts.
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Although I was here for the pizza, I couldn't help but devour the salad.
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The thing about kids, perhaps more than anything, is how the time they devour.
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Goats will happily devour vegetation that other animals won't touch, including species with thorns.
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The bears can devour dozens of fish over the course of a few hours.
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We devour books on getting things done and dream of four-hour work weeks.
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In five quick scoops, I devour the balmy eggs and get up to leave.
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Mexican audiences will devour it, as will those Americans who are addicted to imported telenovelas.
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Maggots would collect to devour the carcass, fall into the water and become salmon food.
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The latter is a pretty pointless objective, because Cookie Monster is bound to devour it.
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I devour the pasta in just a few minutes, and then hop in the shower.
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Lousy except for the giant omelette, with spring onions, they were going to devour afterwards?
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She makes us ham and cheese rolls with leftover Christmas chutney and we devour them.
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Evil was there from the beginning; even in Eden creatures devour themselves or each other.
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One of us suggested an alternative: How about we devour the KFC Double Down, instead?
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She made it, *snap*, posted it on Facebook, and I got to devour it all.
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They've given me bite-sized ways to devour (again) the places and people I've encountered.
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Willy's restaurant spaghetti is delicious, and the kids devour it as if they were starving.
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The footage could show how the black holes devour stars and interact with their environments.
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Teenagers will recognize its difficult truth and devour it — behind your backs, if need be.
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Sometimes spherical, sometimes cork-shaped, the best are small enough to devour in two bites.
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B buys us croissants ($6.82) and we devour them as we walk through the stalls.
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I like to be able to devour the book, to take notes in the margin.
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They are baked into many of the snacks, sweets and processed products we devour daily.
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In his quest to devour the entire canon, Ryan had become a Rotten Tomatoes obsessive.
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They're flooding in via air, land and sea as fast as people can devour them.
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But as digital threatened to devour his printed craft, Mr. Young decided it was time.
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Both the vegans and the carnivores at your party will devour this in an instant.
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Then just fry them up in a pan and devour them while they're still hot.
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But don't pretend like you wouldn't devour a salad tossed with these vitamin-packed power-ups.
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Think fresh fish, plenty of spice and some of the best street food you'll ever devour.
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But most important, I can binge on theater the way others devour Netflix from their couches.
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Because black holes devour light, getting one on camera had proved nearly impossible until this year.
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When the maggots hatch, they devour the dead flesh, releasing inflammation-fighting proteins in the process!
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There were other good dishes, but despite my fullness, I could easily devour a second helping.
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All we can do is watch four-hundred-foot flames devour the last stand of redwoods.
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Researchers are interested in understanding how they devour enough gas to sustain their size and power.
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Together, these create a more relaxing browsing experience that can devour hours of a user's time.
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I used to devour books and in the last five years or so, something has happened.
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Without thoughtful reconsideration, learning assessment will continue to devour a lot of money for meager results.
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And if you're not careful, it will devour you long before you find your child killer.
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Now I'm in a position where I can actually devour the content I always wanted to.
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And yet if it hits your sweet spot, you'll devour all of it in an afternoon.
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Soon Varian's lover's obsession will overtake and outweigh — and then devour — whatever remains of biographical verity.
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So they really like bay leaves and they just devour my bay trees, they leave nothing.
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Today's age is one of crude but sharp political division that threatens to devour civil society.
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In Death Stranding's world, meditation brings to light a lurking subconscious that may well devour you.
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Now, people are ready to bake Baby Sonic into a cake and devour him on camera.
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While we devour much of what is made, huge quantities of perfectly good grain are tossed.
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So the choice is yours -- would you rather devour the golden, buttermilk goodness or rep it?
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Watching this woman devour pizza on camera is perhaps the realest Kiss Cam we've ever seen.
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We devour the yummy food, and my sister and her boyfriend grab an additional glass of wine.
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People in the kitchen tell me it smells delicious and I smile knowing I will devour it.
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He'd become an object of ridicule, prowling the city, wringing his hands, looking for controversy to devour.
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I usually don't finish all of it, but I'm extra hungry today and devour the entire thing.
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This is why it's so easy to devour a big bag of chips and still feel famished.
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He "prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour" (1 Peter 5:8 NIV).
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They are strange sinkholes around town, growing as they devour, eating up restaurants and homesteads and people.
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He struggled with dyslexia as a child and still does, opting to devour audiobooks instead of reading.
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But in March 2016, biologist Mark Laidre watched one catch, kill and devour a red-footed booby.
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Luckily, the 23-year-old has been leaving hella breadcrumbs for fans to devour along the way.
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It's growing so fast it can devour a mass the size of the sun every two days.
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" "There are no angles or snakes that devour you, and there's no great insight or mystical experience.
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Who but the circling vulture would be willing to "devour cockroaches and carrion," as Ms. Renkl writes?
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If they can't pair their effort with the talent on the roster, the Bucks will devour them.
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You can savor each chapter or devour them all in one night — whatever's most convenient for you.
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Casal and Peña Plaza had about six months to work on the Devour "Foodporn" mockumentary-style commercial.
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In Denver, the legalization of marijuana in 2014 led grow operations to devour the city's supply of warehouses.
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Once our sushi arrives, we turn on the first episode of Game of Thrones and devour our rolls.
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"Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" topped estimates to devour $150 million from 4,97.33 locations in North America this weekend.
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On the first four of the five days, the mantid was observed to hunt and devour two fish.
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Beastly in size, up to a billion times the mass of the sun, supermassive black holes devour matter.
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In Tokyo the journey home from the office is a time to devour manga on a mobile phone.
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But her hip sways, which help her devour her prey, factor into how the scene works as well.
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If you don't learn how to appease the beast in your own way, it'll just devour you whole.
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He also oversaw the launch of frozen meal brand Devour, which helped revitalize its branded frozen-food business.
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The average American will still devour 2,984 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches over the course of a lifetime.
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Devour Barcelona offers a variety of options to choose from for day or half-day tours of Catalonia.
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These little saprophytes—organisms that devour dead or decaying organic matter—are indeed enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
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It's exactly the kind of precision challenge that speedrunners and fans of SNES-era classics love to devour.
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Meanwhile, the giant turtles have began to devour entire cities causing Don Lemon to speak in reverse English.
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That breeds a loyal, engaged audience that will devour content and merch as long as it feels authentic.
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Ranieri was the man to topple Mourinho, and so the metaphorical snake came to devour its own tail.
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I was one of those kids that would just devour everything I can find about a particular subject.
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That's an entire Lord of the Rings saga in the time it takes to devour The Two Towers.
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It's damn near perfect, and I devour slice after slice of the stuff at the family-owned shop.
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" A campaign for Kraft Heinz frozen food brand Devour ran on Pornhub in January, stating "Hot food porn.
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The car has a delightful split personality, able to devour tight corners or swallow hundreds of highway miles.
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If you've ever watched and enjoyed a TED Talk, you'll devour this book by TED curator Chris Anderson.
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Maybe her personal history was like a hungry cat that had waited all those years to devour her.
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A uncertain fate awaits the deal as 2020 looms — and elections threaten to devour much of Washington's attention.
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Many fans will devour all eight episodes in one indulgent sitting by the time the weekend comes around.
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Any one of our problems could emerge from its cocoon at any time and poison and devour us.
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On Thanksgiving, people across the United States devour feasts that typically consist of turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and pie.
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I devour this genre even though, when much younger, I was far more interested in other literary genres.
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I'll happily devour a plate of extra-crisp, darkly browned fries as my dinner, along with a salad.
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"If I run from him, he will burn me and devour me," she thinks, and with good reason.
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The brothers usually devour theirs at the stove, bits of egg and sauce spilling onto the kitchen floor.
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For Bong, the awards are a reminder to audiences that international films are important to discover and devour.
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A third, set largely in the Louvre, is a breathless thriller readers will devour on a long flight.
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Dominick would devour plates of home-cooked curry and potato salad, and adored his father's fresh baked bread.
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Do you devour bad movies, indulge in junk food or partake in board games or "Truth or Dare"?
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Soon, Centerville is seething with the freshly resurrected, who stagger to and fro, seeking whom they may devour.
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Inside, nature continues to devour the abandoned structures and ruins of what was once the city's quarantine hospital.
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It's just announced its winners and finalists for 2016, and there are plenty of visual treats to devour.
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How can art enable or disable difference, and what happens when cultural industries devour and overturn this process?
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They are keen to our defenses and devour them, snickering all the while at our impotent pest control burlesque.
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No. The Large Hadron Collider does not pose harm to human existence, nor will it somehow devour the Earth.
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Did I devour the first three episodes of Temptation Island after USA put them up on its press site?
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I like to devour an entire pomelo in one sitting, excavating the bitter pink sections from their rhinoceros hide.
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It's available on grocery store shelves, too, for diners to devour at home, though that version doesn't come frozen.
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Of course I did—the novel as irresistible trap, impossible not to devour in a sitting, is his métier.
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We devour most of our food, split the check, and head back to the apartment sleepy and quite full.
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It's even worse on your phone, where ads devour your battery life and up to 75% of your data.
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You can exchange Corpse Explosion for Devour, which allows you to feed off nearby corpses for health or essence.
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I didn't eat a ton today, so I'm starving, and I devour dinner while we talk about our days.
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Each year I devour beaucoup de steak, ham and cheese tartines, aforementioned Nutella things, and lots of ice cream.
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There are a ton of delicious things I eschewed as a child that I'd devour in a heartbeat today.
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But what's even more worrisome, says Boback, is that it suggests there's little limit to what pythons can devour.
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Following Chestnut, Carmen Cincotti shoved 63 hot dogs down his gullet, and Darron Breeden managed to devour 43 dogs.
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How does a supernaturally gifted 11-year-old devour five double-sized boxes of Eggos in a single afternoon?
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Meal times are sacrosanct, and I devour Megan's pancakes, burritos, chili, sandwich fixings, salads, burgers and other camp favorites.
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Their larvae devour tomato leaves, stems, fruits and flowers; uncontrolled, the pest can damage 100 percent of a crop.
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Doeleman hopes that eventually, the videos can reveal what a still image cannot: how those black holes devour matter.
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These clips tend to be satisfying the way Doritos are satisfying: not nourishing so much as easy to devour.
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I spend a lot of long plane rides reading, and I love to devour books whenever I'm on vacation.
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Revolutions do not devour their children; revolutions, like all millenarian experiments, are devoured by the children of the revolutionaries.
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And that figure doesn't include potential fees to investment houses, which can devour cash, even as your stake diminishes.
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I would grab two and devour them, leaving behind a mess of vanilla-flavored crumbs on the kitchen tiles.
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They literally devour their followers and want to get into the Vaults— Borderlands' MacGuffin—to steal power for … reasons?
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Here, though, visitors can devour a delicious mishmash of foods and fusions from all over Mexico and the world.
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These forms are actually shoes covered in beads so meticulously they completely devour any semblance of the shoe's form.
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Before losing her eyesight, books were Ms. Smith's favorite escape from reality, and she would devour a novel daily.
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Ultimately, Devour released a more saucy version of its ad online and one that was deemed appropriate for television.
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My husband, Karl, makes a mean shepherd's pie, which our two young sons devour happily and with admirable speed.
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Everybody in Snowfall is complicit in building a horrible, multi-armed monster that will eventually devour many lives whole.
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The Game of Thrones Season 7 trailer that dropped Wednesday contained plenty of tantalizing hints for fans to devour online.
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If it were an event he would devour every detail, like an army of white ants descending upon a forest.
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Who wants to go on a run when there are so many television shows to watch and snacks to devour?
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Oh, I'll devour every moment of Season 8, and probably even finish the series with a smile on my face.
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This course will teach you how Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and other visionaries devour a new book each day. 4.
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The Democrats have shown once again that a party hell-bent on war will like Saturn devour even its own.
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Ben & Jerry's has given us four more reasons to shamelessly devour a full pint of ice cream in one sitting.
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A sufficiently heterogeneous reading list can sometimes yield vital and unexpected connections (but it will always devour your precious time).
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I would devour every memo, briefing paper, classified information, and input from Cabinet secretaries and administration officials I could find.
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Unless we speed up our backburn, the main fire will crash over it, hop the river, and devour the redwoods.
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Punters can even add bacon on a burger, while vegetarians can devour theirs with a soy-based "fake meat" patty.
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Because we're all likely to devour the entire pan, it's important to make sure these treats are good for you.
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"You just wanna devour the other person," is the way one person described it during one of my research interviews.
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Whenever I was bored in class, I would flip through its entertaining pictures and devour the stories of world history.
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And it will only get worse: Electric, connected and automated cars will devour even more computing power in the future.
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It's difficult to explain without likening the incoming vibration to a giant mythic monster that wants to devour me. Shit.
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In terms of novelists, I will instantly purchase and devour anything by Sarah Waters, Sam Lipsyte, Jennifer Egan, Ian McEwan.
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In the children's books they devour at bedtime, happy, helpful robots pop up more often than even dragons or dinosaurs.
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The United States would limp through nearly a decade of sluggish growth, even as the Fed continued to devour bonds.
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The labor, the hours, the ingredients, and the final result are like a piece of art that you get to devour.
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You do the only sensible thing and sloppily devour the room-temperature pile of garbage before flinging yourself into the shower.
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A father and son walking near a lake in Florida on Saturday were shocked to see an alligator devour another gator.
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They rappel down the Olympic ski jump in Oslo, devour each other's lips, and Bryan says more stuff that is meaningless.
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With a first season that strong, it's likely Dirty John's new viewers will devour the initial eight episodes in no time.
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Rainy conditions are expected until at least June, setting the stage for those swarms-in-waiting to devour the coming harvest.
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The discovery is surprising because most supermassive black holes around the Universe are dormant, sleeping giants that don't devour much gas.
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We devour it and stay up until midnight talking about life, our expectations, our families, and other normal drunk chat topics.
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Brazil's investment opportunity is enticing, especially for the tech sector, because Brazilians ravenously devour digital content, and are very socially engaged.
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You're like, hmmm, I sure would love to grab a bag of chips and devour each and every delicious, salty crisp!
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These systems can devour a substantial amount of power, but whether that amount is enough to drive these decisions is unclear.
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Pelican spiders are also called "assassin spiders" because their diet consists entirely of other spiders, which they slowly stalk and devour.
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Have you ever been so infatuated with someone to the point where you just want to devour them head to toe?
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I imagined this vortex of teeth in his face and his belly, poised to just inhale and devour the whole universe.
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Yet another reason to gleefully devour this season of Dancing With the Stars: You may catch a glimpse of baby Shai.
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People couldn't flip through their channels without finding a sexy, blood-drinking fiend ready to devour someone both physically and metaphorically.
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I'd devour the advice I read in magazines like Seventeen and Cosmo (when I was too young to be reading either).
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Using cake, I make the proverbial car crash you can't look away from, the bad news you can't help but devour.
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I place pieces of bamboo deep into the belly of the oven and the flames hungrily devour everything I put in.
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As the high peaks a minute later, they are seized by laughter or succumb to terror as their hallucinations devour reality.
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Another theory is that some predator, such as a raccoon, managed to break into the facility and devour all 363 salamanders.
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse—Ronnie James Dio, Lemmy Kilmister, Jeff Hannemanm and Cliff Burton—swoop down to devour souls.
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I had heard these songs fleetingly at one time or another, but this was my first time to really devour them.
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Annually, within 25 years, it is estimated that care for Alzheimer's will devour roughly one quarter of Medicare and Medicaid spending.
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He used to devour huevos fritos as an after-school snack at his grandmother's house on Calle Ocho in Little Havana.
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The hope is to create a process — specially engineered enzymes, chemicals, and even organisms — that can devour our most persistent mess.
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The easily identifiable foods are rendered with benday dots, paint drips, and the tools that will be used to devour them.
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Those were the books I began to devour, and soon enough I was trying to write my own comics and stories.
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A swarm the size of Paris can devour as much food as half the population of France, according to the FAO.
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Something is stirring in Monaco; Europe's aristocrats will be sure to devour it long before it can come to a boil.
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Michael says his team sometimes uses clear plates to hold individual components that can be switched out after crowds devour them.
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You won't so much devour it as you will nibble around its edges while you wait for your tea to steep.
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Bites At Mercado Roma Coyoacán, visitors can devour a delicious mishmash of foods and fusions from all over Mexico (and beyond).
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Of course, when these robot swarms inevitably turn on us and return to ravenously devour the Earth, we'll know who to blame.
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But devour it for the unhinged zaniness it brings to your small screen, and all the terrible, terribly rich, people within it.
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Screw it, maybe you even have the urge to buy a can of whipped cream that you'll devour straight from the nozzle.
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These native critters are not equipped to fight off or resist the rapid introduction of predators, like rats who devour tortoise eggs.
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The ant queen has been eating humans and producing human-sized ants that then go out and collect more humans to devour.
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He told listeners he would slaughter 10 cows and dump them into the sea to attract sharks that would devour the Chinese.
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The aquarium staff was worried that the huge male scheduled for sex was so huge that he would simply devour the females.
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And the "Try This Next" page uses its magical prediction algorithms to help you find fresh content to devour and binge on.
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His Broadway performances included George Sikowski in That Championship Season, and Sheriff McKinstry in Devour the Snow, according to his ITC bio.
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Watching that lip lick, I wanted to devour Timberlake like a 44-ounce Cherry Slurpee and then burp and return for more.
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The paleo and CrossFit crowds devour biltong, especially the grass-fed kind, but jerky is still king of the truck stop snack.
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Look that gingerbread man in the face and be like, "Baby, let's do this," and then devour all that nutmeg-heavy goodness.
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The birds devour the wild mangoes and guavas that the villagers once enjoyed, says Ms Pántin, cradling a piglet on her porch.
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In return for revealing the location of natural honey pots, the birds are rewarded with the leftover beeswax, which they eagerly devour.
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The dogs will devour anything from socks to rocks, and given the chance, they can be prone to eat themselves into obesity.
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One of the things that makes a Stephen King novel so enjoyable to devour is his descriptiveness and meticulous attention to detail.
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Best we understand these beasts — whether Pokémon's Snorlax, Hypno or Wigglytuff or many others — because they stand poised now to devour us.
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As researchers at Cambridge University discovered, 100 of these wax moth larvae can devour about 92 milligrams of plastic in 12 hours.
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Other newly freed inmates head straight inside to devour a sandwich, grab cigarettes and change into street clothes in the store's bathroom.
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" With "their boundless amiability, impeccable activity and angelic faces," he said, "they shamelessly conceal a vicious wolf ready to devour innocent souls.
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When these stories arrive, we devour them as though we have been craving these unmaskings before we even knew a single detail.
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Alternatively, the cement looks ready to devour the vegetation, signaling an end to the free wilderness that Rocha Pitta so obviously prizes.
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The flailing, corporate-branded beast tried to devour a suited actor representing the Museum, who had to be "saved" by the public.
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Supermassive black holes are the largest kind, growing in mass as they devour matter and radiation and perhaps merging with other black holes.
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How to carnivorous plants know to devour a fly at the perfect moment – and why do they eat flies in the first place?!
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More problematically, these older females are also more inclined to devour their partners after mating, making the males' preference all the more baffling.
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" FATHER, SON WATCH ALLIGATOR DEVOUR ONE OF ITS OWN IN FLORIDA LAKE The sheriff's office included several hashtags, among them "#gatortaxi" and "#onlyinflorida.
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Villains are never wound down and very rarely get updated because they have to serve an ever-rolling story for players to devour.
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AS DINERS devour their scorching portions of bibimbap, with paintings of South Korea on the walls, visitors might think they are in Seoul.
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The country was about to open up to foreign banks and the fear was that Wall Street's finest would devour their Chinese rivals.
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With her first EP, Burn Slow, finally out in the world for her "JairBears" to devour, Burns is literally and figuratively feeling herself.
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Click here to view original GIFBefore I happened upon this video, I would've assumed that a crab would devour its meal haphazardly, primitively.
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Related: These Skeleton Embroideries Give Instagram Life Embroidered Digital Portraits Fuse Tech and Textiles Woven Worlds Devour the Children's Museum of the Arts
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Iowa Hawkeyes They might not be that great this year, but if we rank them too low, Hawkeye Internet will devour us. 16.
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Together groups of ants devour deer fawns, baby birds, reptiles, and almost any other source of protein they can get their mandibles on.
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This strategy stands in striking contrast to the Silicon Valley ethos that startups should devour and replace legacy dinosaurs, not prop them up.
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We always said yes to all, and ran back to our manure-clad cabins, giddy with excitement and eager to devour the stuff.
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You should try to find the sweet spot where your love of the book meets an audience that is ready to devour it.
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It was as if the producers wanted her to turn around and start crying, so we, the sympathetic voyeurs, could devour her sadness.
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In retirement, unlike former President Bill Clinton, Mr. Bush does not devour daily political developments and intrigue, and largely shuns television news coverage.
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And even if you go through all 300+ books, you'll still have more content to devour, as new ones are continuously being added.
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Glowing with satisfaction, they slump inside the cabin and devour calorie-rich meals of fried meat, rice, vegetable stew, burgers, bread and coffee.
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Indeed, in a certain sense, it eludes us because, at its most radical, idleness tends to devour its devotees (again, Oblomov and Bartleby).
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 6With just six episodes about 30-minutes long each, "Taco Chronicles" is a perfect documentary series to devour in one weekend.
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The woman, enraged by the assault, seeks out other shapeshifters in her quest for vengeance, persuading them to help rather than devour her.
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Or of your own four walls, in which you will devour this marbled loaf by your lonesome and most definitely in one sitting.
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My body was feeling pretty sluggish when I woke up, and all I wanted was to devour a bowl of crunchy green salad.
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I have a huge pile next to my bed and dream of days when I just pick up each one and devour them!
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"Often behind their boundless amiability, impeccable activity and angelic faces, they shamelessly conceal a vicious wolf ready to devour innocent souls," he said.
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And, yes, there's the "hot wing" trend, fueled by hordes of numb-tongued eaters, beers in hand, competing to devour the spiciest wings.
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The novel of the ugly American living abroad has bloomed into a genre all its own, one I happen to devour with relish.
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And now it has grown into something that, I think, threatens to devour us if we don't manage it in a better way.
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Ultimately, Devour is art about how internal pain reflects our fucked up world, and how systems of control and abuse feed each other.
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The sculptures devour the empty space, reminiscent of the way they would have in their original installation in the artist's kitchen in 9453.
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We devour reality videos that show us at our worst, our most abject, and we celebrate these moments of the debasement of others.
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They're not supposed to pair up Bonnie and Clyde style, dress in silly costumes, and go marauding for starfish to flip over and devour.
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Using a novel feeding strategy, they were jumping the line in the food chain to devour their prey and the prey of their prey.
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LC Kids Storytime at the Atrium: 'Wolfie the Bunny' (Saturday) Most adoptive families don't worry that their children will grow up to devour them.
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While eating for pleasure is a perfectly acceptable reason to devour your food, there's the more important issue of getting the nutrients you need.
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We are also keeping our figures crossed to see Stewart devour the patriarchy, per DeRuiter's suggestion, on TV or really anywhere she wants to.
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Dark, a new German Netflix drama with a spooky, supernatural bent, is exactly the sort of show some viewers will devour with great relish.
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But it is only one of the bargains that apparently litter the internet: YouTube watchers devour 1bn hours of videos every day, for instance.
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Of course, enrolling in this class alone is no promise you'll devour 300 books in 2018 — you'll need to carve out time to read.
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"You absolutely do NOT let an algorithm mindlessly devour a whole bunch of data that you haven't vetted even a little bit," they said.
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As CNET noted, it's taken decades simply for battery tech just to keep up with all the new ways in which phones devour energy.
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Here's How to Break the Cycle Hitting the gym twice a week doesn't exactly give you permission to devour every dessert you see though.
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The long and short of it: April television, if you are even a halfway dedicated TV fan, is about to devour your life whole.
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There are books you devour and books you wish you'd somehow written, and this latest by Caletti ("Honey, Baby, Sweetheart") happens to be both.
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After all, what in the hell kind of a world would this be if there were no fish to devour after a tender embrace?
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"Virgil is the type of creator who would devour everything around him and turn it into his nourishment," Mr. Murakami wrote in an email.
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A woman helpfully demonstrated how to break apart the casing and devour the white, cake-like peel from around the individual black seeds inside.
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And without ambivalence they devour any wild meat — squirrel, grouse, elk, deer, bear, European dove — no matter the route it traveled to our kitchen.
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My in-laws take us out for delicious lobster rolls, then we come home and devour the birthday cake we bought the day before.
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Dr. McClain and his colleagues had guessed that the alligators' tough hides would make it difficult — perhaps impossible — for undersea scavengers to devour them.
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Shoppers will devour tropical sundresses and other handmade finds at the female-owned atelier Período Fértil, and canvases by local artists at Sobrado 523.
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In the meantime, as the White House frets, Pruitt has become the main meal for political pundits and media that devour weakness in Washington.
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As two visitors watch from the safety of a pickup truck a few hundred yards away, the bears devour the leftover meat and blubber.
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But when it goes right, mistakes are forgiven; the diners perspire, devour, quaff and sing together, and then, only then, will business be done.
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"I grew up thinking about how Jesus is the lamb of God, so it would be weird to devour lamb on Easter," she said.
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In Balanchine's "Prodigal Son," her Siren was not aloof but a cruel temptress who threatened to devour Mikhail Baryshnikov methodically with every acrobatic embrace.
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And then her TV goes nuts, as its auto-Photoshopping features appear to go on the fritz and devour the faces of people onscreen.
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He started off with the huge advantage that expectations were so low; if he didn't devour a baby on the screen people were pleasantly surprised.
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But he always comes back, stalking like a slasher, begging to be loved, or hovering like a bluff, bulky vampire waiting to devour her past.
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We'll remember the controversy, we'll devour the science on why we hear differently, but there isn't going to be an online industry of Yanny truthers.
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She waited just long enough for the crushing disappointment to devour our souls before asking one of us to get something from a nearby cabinet.
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I grab two different kind of wraps — portobello mushroom with beets, and a goat cheese and chicken Caesar wrap — and devour them at my desk.
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Mars is gobbling up vets' businesses much as people devour its chocolate, adding to its $9.1bn purchase in 2017 of VCA, an 800-clinic chain.
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When van Gogh moved back in with his parents in 1879 they complained that he did nothing but devour Charles Dickens from morning to night.
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A small population of a thousand worms, they reckon, might manage to devour 0.32 grams of polyethylene or 0.28 grams of polystyrene in a day.
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As lava from the Kilauea volcano continues to devour homes in Hawaii, residents in at-risk zones are wondering if they're covered for the damage.
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Starlings displace native bird species, and their dense flocks have indiscriminate tastes; they devour insects and their larvae, worms, grains, fruits and even livestock feed.
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If you're wondering why a house would do so much spooky interior design work, the answer is that Hill House wanted to devour its inhabitants.
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The enthusiasm of the band certainly was not at fault here, though, and to see Kat devour the stage like she does was very impressive.
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They'll just march behind someone, and as soon as they screw up, they'll devour them and spit their bones out, and get the next guy.
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It's said that he read the entire Encyclopedia Britannica at age nine and would devour science fiction novels for more than 10 hours a day.
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When that child is put into the real world, the blanket is ripped off them, and a reality of the unforgiving world will devour them.
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Of course, some ice cream tasters are literal tastemakers — their job not only requires that they devour ice cream but also develop drool-worthy recipes.
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Its golden "halo" lids hint at the richness of these healthy-ish ice creams, of which you'll devour the whole container without a second thought.
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They would do better to head straight for the trilogy, leaving the vast horde of longtime fans to devour "Rise" in the spirit it's meant.
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How else are we expected to slurp fountain soda at a baseball game or devour our iced coffees in the summer without staining our teeth?
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Whenever these expectations fell through, he would get so pissed that it felt like the earth was about to open up and devour us whole.
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If the NFC East teams devour each other down the stretch, the Bucs are even in position to make a run at the Wild Card.
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As the moths settled down on the stadium's television cameras, perspective turned them into vast monstrosities, feather-winged beasts come to devour Europe's best footballers.
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He was short, with a heavy paunch and a square mustache, and he pursued women like some people devour food, to the point of addiction.
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"When I devour a space, I believe I am done and ready to go," says Churchman, who spent just three years in their former studio.
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I love stories of reunited siblings and I devour videos of dogs greeting returning soldiers, but I participate in my own reunion spectacle every weekday.
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And books like that one, or Future Days—I want to just devour them, but I have to just actually tell myself to slow down.
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You can piece together the mystery like in the Nancy Drew books you used to devour, but there's no memorial service to confirm the truth.
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Other mothers advised eat liver and beef,then devour a bowl of phở deep as a hatthe morning I was to step on the scale.
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Recent history has rendered certain aspects of Mr. Ruscha's career into dark portents, cataclysmic visions of a decadent culture that can't help but devour itself.
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This hidden threat can devour more than $100,000 of your wealth This wedding savings strategy is easier said than done These tax breaks are vanishing.
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I'd run two and a half miles to the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, order a chocolate malted and devour it on the sweaty walk home.
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The supermassive black hole, known as a quasar, is growing so fast it can devour a mass the size of the sun every two days.
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Price: $4.59 Since I visited on a chilly winter afternoon, I was more than ready to devour a bowl of Applebee's signature chicken-tortilla soup.
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A certain vitalism shared with Kafka and Walter Benjamin possesses Pepperstein: Life itself is the swamp, and its uncontrollable forces will devour everything, even history.
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The library was the best part of the week — I would pick out some 25-30 books and would devour them over the next few weeks.
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Every day, I'd devour one of those bagels alone in my darkened bedroom, curtains closed until mid-afternoon, while watching reruns of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Fans of Daniel Johnston and his lo-fi, enigmatic music will devour this retelling of Johnston's humble beginnings, his rise to fame, and his personal demons.
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Eat all of the best pieces of chocolate from that box without worrying that your partner is left with coffee cremes while you devour salted caramels.
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I've got too many sweet riffs to devour to worry my pretty little head about what a few reactionary jagoffs think—and, hopefully, so do you.
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In our modern information security reality, startups devour the dollars of security professionals and investors alike, with unproven promises luring the less informed into their grasp.
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And, in times like these, we'll take any stress relief we can get—like these sped-up videos of ants teaming up to devour junk food.
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As we learned while watching Planet Earth II, nature is a horrible, terrifying place packed full to the brim with creatures desperate to devour each other.
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With Venom in the driver's seat, Eddie beats up henchmen, flies out of windows, and tears through a restaurant in search of living creatures to devour.
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The increasingly lengthy musical sequences devour the movie's third act, to the point where they overstretch into a series of videos that substitute music for momentum.
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The floor debate was rife with rhetoric portraying these animals as lupine bogeymen (how they'll devour "fancy little dogs" or "wander[] around your subdivision" at night).
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A spokesperson for Kraft Heinz confirmed to CNBC via email it had run advertising for Devour on the Pornhub site for one day earlier this year.
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Government report sounds alarm on retirement crisis Medicare premiums might devour your increased 2018 Social Security benefit 5 charts that show older consumers' biggest financial gripes
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It was familiar to many people on the island as a beefy rat that liked to devour green coconuts, boring into them with its rugged incisors.
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Every president of the U.S. has opposed Israel's settlement-building, and yet this nefarious enterprise continues inexorably to devour the land needed for a Palestinian state.
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With months or years between the mere days (or hours) it takes to devour a season, it can feel like it's taking forever to move forward.
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Every August, Barack Obama and his family sign the imaginary visitor log and devour New England's casual pace, long bike rides and ice cream pit stops.
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Biologists worry especially about the corrosive effect of carbon entering cold Arctic waters, which could eventually hurt the zooplankton that bowheads travel so far to devour.
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Dystopian in feel, there are waves of doom-laded synthesiser solos, witchy screams and a chorus inviting listeners to "eat the weak and devour the sane".
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In Washington State, for example, competition from "server farms" — mammoth buildings, stacked with computer servers, which also devour electricity — drove up the price of hydroelectric power.
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I'd quizzically examine the pornographic classifieds in the back of the paper, heed the movie reviews and local theater listings, devour the Tom Tomorrow comic strips.
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A man staying at a ski lodge in Tasmania, Australia had the scare of his life when he witnessed a massive huntsman spider devour a tiny possum.
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Snicket enthusiasts will be able to tolerate these clumsy jokes and enjoy the many subtle codes and hints: there is plenty here for voracious fans to devour.
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You're left with very large files (between 211080 and 217MB for a JPEG and often over 216MB for each RAW), and those can quickly devour hard drives.
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" • Having a trader devour a pyramid of sweets seems like a budget version of the grotesque trading-floor theatrics in Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street.
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" She followed up in a second tweet to offer to come on Stewart's show to make cinnamon rolls, adding, "We will devour them and then the Patriarchy.
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In the books he goes out to check on the fridge and discovers that the inside is packed with flying leeches, which swarm out and devour him.
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Felicita was the last artist to release music on PC Music, and his "Heads Will Roll / I Will Devour You" is like eating delicious, poisonous bubble gum.
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The chaos of power, the fragility of empires, the tottering precariousness of globalisation—devour or be devoured—these were the themes he returned to again and again.
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"You need to factor in the clock and learn to separate the things that give you more minutes from the things that devour your time," he said.
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TV viewers don't devour hard news the way they used to, and it's far from clear the slack is picked up by people who consume information online.
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Then you devour the creamy, spicy, tangy ear on a stick while walking along the street, with a stack of napkins on hand for when you're done.
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I devour short stories, and love them because of their tight immediacy; close-up focus, often on a single incident or moment; and how complete they feel.
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Two years from now, as I devour the 117th Congress' rules package, I hope to be reading about the newly launched Congressional Casework Database for Consumer Protection.
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Some patterns appear to devour one another, while others gently bump into each other, only to part ways, like when our sleeves accidentally touch on the subway.
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We shared unusual eating habits: I'd hold a cookie in my lips and devour it, hands free; that's how Grandma ate buttery Pepperidge Farm Milanos and Chessmen.
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If wistful affection for a golden age in our collective and personal past lies in ruins, how do we embrace the future that will eventually devour us?
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In London, Randy dominates Meat Liquor's Triple Chilli Challenge in a matter of minutes; then, he travels to seaside town Portsmouth to devour the Wicked Waffle challenge.
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It's a tonal balancing act that she pulls off with aplomb, and makes Eleanor Oliphant the kind of book you'll want to devour in a single sitting.
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The same afternoon, a toddler with a bowl cut sat smiling as she waited to devour the Hello Kitty clone on the table in front of her.
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The pac-man of virtually every state's budget continues to devour ever-larger chunks of the state's resources and has pushed Ohio's own budget to the brink.
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For the other half, Trump's strength is the only thing they can count on to protect them from return of the elite bloodsuckers who would devour them.
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Aksumite fans will find much to devour here, but Ornamental Headpiece is a bit more elegant, a little classier (in a perverse, Master & Margarita kind of way).
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" The girl's fixation grew out of a deep fear that her mother "intended to devour her," Bettelheim explained, but with treatment, she was "well underway to complete recovery.
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There are many varieties of closers but only two types of good ones: closers who can reliably save a game and closers who devour the hearts of lineups.
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You know, a copy of Cosmo would arrive, I would immediately run to my bedroom and throw myself on my bed and devour it like a huge meal.
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Devour is looking for a "regular guy" to star in its halftime ad, which is set to air on a channel other than Fox, according to a spokesperson.
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He will devour countless wildebeests and win countless fights and his pride will watch him with a unique mix of fear and reverence, but it will mean nothing.
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And some, such as boxed mac 'n' cheese from the '80s, even stood the test of time (some of us still devour this meal on a weekly basis).
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You have to have a strong jaw and teeth to devour those little kernels, and it's pretty much impossible to get every last bit of each kernel out.
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The combination of elements that might make a Wookiee — even a rational, fiercely loyal, spaceship-fixing companion like Chewie — devour even the cutest and most forbidden of snacks.
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In the future, Stephen wants to transplant human tumor cells into planarians and expose them to EGCG to see if it will "devour the cancer," his dad said.
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Related: Sew Your Own Light Up Leggings [Instructables How-To] Sew Your Own "Smart" Pocket Square [Instructables How-To] Woven Worlds Devour the Children's Museum of the Arts
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But when A.D.A. Atwood (Milauna Jackson) triggers Annalise with the ultimate truth bomb — "You get vulnerable, broken people into your clutches and you devour them" — she finally breaks.
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In addition to showing mouthwatering recipes, these chefs will tell personal stories behind these dishes, why they matter, and why they should be the next things to devour.
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Beware of Medicare plan agents who don't tell you all your options Medicare premiums might devour your increased 2018 Social Security benefit Use caution before joining bitcoin frenzy
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"I didn't really hit it that great, but I got it enough the cat knew I wasn't going to lay there and have him devour me," Marriott said.
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The appearance of more recognizable animals — mobile and powerful, able to punch through the mats and devour other living organisms — might have caused a biologically driven mass extinction.
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In the weeks following spawning season in late May, the researchers at IEO meticulously hand-separate them by size, so the bigger ones don't devour the smaller ones.
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"Shine On with Reese" If you devour "how'd they do it" entrepreneur podcasts like it's your job, Shine On with Reese may just become your new favorite show.
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Devour Frozen Foods -- There was some promise in the idea of confusing love of the company's frozen dishes with porn (the ad is titled "Food Porn"), but no.
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" But Rice has an authentic center, knows that if she ran for office "every compromise and stifling and self-suppression to be performed would … devour her with shame.
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Sure, that might seem silly on a show where ice zombies are coming to devour everybody whole, and where casual murder is still the order of the day.
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It was quite an education, to be inside those rooms instead of outside those rooms trying to get in, but it did devour an enormous amount of time.
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LSU's football team showed what true teamwork is all about Tuesday night ... combining to devour over 4,000 buffalo wings during a team meal ... according to the restaurant's manager.
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Of course they devour their own starving young, of course they tangle their tails together and die trapped to one another, of course the bodies wash up ashore.
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Why not, his aides reasoned, just let Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas devour each other and have Mr. Rubio stand for something bigger and saner?
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It's been a while since I've read a biography and I wasn't sure I'd finish this one, but it picks up halfway through and I devour about 229 pages.
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I try not to keep jumbo bags of chips around (it's too easy to devour a whole bag in one sitting), which is why I love this DIY hack.
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Over the next 20 minutes, Pierce and the hospital staff sprang into action, evacuating all of the sick and injured inside before the Camp fire could devour the facility.
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In one scene, Charlie Brown finally gets the kite off the ground, only to have that insane kite-eating tree snatch it out of the sky and devour it.
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The "Royal Love" doughnut will only be available from May 14 to May 20 at participating Dunkin' Donuts locations, so if you want to devour the love, act quickly.
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Ramsay having his dogs devour a minor character and a baby is, on the one hand, a vile, detestable scene that is everything this show becomes at its worst.
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Don't forget: Just because you're skipping family, plane tickets, colonialism, or all of the above, doesn't mean you can't devour a pan of stuffing with a few good friends.
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Watching the flames devour the wing of a World War II-era aircraft that crash-landed on the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles, a few questions come to mind.
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I've been praying, fasting and memorizing the Quran since as long as I can remember and would devour books proving Islam's truth through scientific miracles and its moral code.
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But the toads didn&apost just devour the beetles — they also reproduced like mad, to the detriment of native fauna that tried to eat them, Live Science previously reported .
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In Friday sermons, Muslim clerics rail against those who finance holidays to Europe and lavish wedding parties with loans that can devour salaries and lead to depression and divorce.
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During this period, Friberg began to devour books on European identity—specifically, those of Benoist and Faye, whose key works impressed him as much as they impressed Richard Spencer.
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There are tropical milkshakes alongside, all to devour at a few tables on the premises or to take away: Oca, 250 Mott Street (Prince Street), 212-966-0622, ocastore.com.
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Vine avoided the problem by setting a six-second limit — long enough to create little narratives more interesting than a single photo but short enough to not devour data.
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Then we'd take it to the table and let it cool just enough so that we could tear into and devour it one chewy, heavenly piece at a time.
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I'd devour his writing and grab quotes from him at parties (he was a wealth of colorful insights) and then see him out at a restaurant in the city.
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And if Hardaway does end up a Knick, he would devour the team's remaining space under the salary cap, making it harder to bring a veteran point guard aboard.
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But her favorite creation from the film is the Sando Aqua monster lurking in the depths of Naboo's core, the largest of the underwater creatures that can devour anything.
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They are the only flying mammals, they devour disease-carrying insects by the ton, and they are essential in the pollination of many fruits, like bananas, avocados and mangoes.
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"The Wandering Earth," shown in 3-D, takes place in a distant future in which the sun is about to expand into a red giant and devour the Earth.
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I have often been struck by how some of the people who have the most grounds for anger seem to have abandoned it, perhaps because it could devour them.
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If even half of them get cars, have air-conditioners and eat high-protein diets like Americans now do, we will devour and burn up the planet beyond recognition.
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Devour, a maker of frozen meals, riffed on the concept of "food porn" for its spot, with a girlfriend discussing her boyfriend's addiction to tantalizing footage of frozen food.
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You can drop that factoid when the cheese-dip conversation hits a lull, or any of the other business and tech tidbits you're about to devour in this email.
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If you don't have time to devour Catalyst, but you still want to inhale all that scene-setting goodness before you see the film, here's what the book teaches us.
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This offered Charlie an opportunity to really devour every wall label, and when he was studying a sign that described Oviraptors, he noticed that the museum staff made a error.
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Over the next 20 minutes, Pierce and the hospital staff sprang into action, evacuating all of the sick and injured patients inside before the Camp fire could devour the facility.
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Shank said that if he lowered a 20-pound mackerel down to these depths, the life teeming in the dark would simply devour the fish over the course of hours.
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If "Girls Like You" makes me certain of one thing, it's that when the end days come, I will look into whatever inferno is about to devour me, and smile.
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Thanks to a strange ability given to him as part of his reincarnation, he's able to devour almost anything he comes across and gain new abilities from what he eats.
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Armed with strong jaws and tails that they can wield as thumping weapons, the lizards in Florida devour the eggs of American alligators and ground-nesting birds, wildlife officials said.
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More typically, though, the story is like that of the 2002 Red Sox or, perhaps, the current White Sox: the team's inherent weaknesses go unaddressed and eventually devour the record.
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So whether you already have a weekly lineup of podcasts you faithfully devour, or have never opened the podcast app on your iPhone, you'll appreciate these Black women-led podcasts.
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"There are distinct positives to this cycle, including Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 that might devour a lot of flash supply that's not due until later in the year," he said.
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After the teen was shot, her captors allegedly took her body to one of the many alligator pits in the area, leaving it for the reptiles to devour, Munoz testified.
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"It is clear that the claim that the far-right is on an inexorable roll and will devour everything that stands in its way is false," said one EU official.
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But sometimes you aren't ready to devour that frog, no matter if you put the action at the top of your to-do-list or scheduled it into your calendar.
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Tom Brady revealed to Men's Health his diet is nowhere near as restricted as people think it is, and that he is happy to devour pizza from time to time.
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What if we allowed ourselves to explore a fuller spectrum, to become more curious about its shapes, to devour and digest, and to observe the evolutions in our own flesh.
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At Sushi on Jones, the price is $50 for 12 pieces, which gives you two and a half minutes to contemplate and devour each, a more leisurely pace than Jiro's.
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It wasn't some Alice-in-Wonderland-type toadstool but a 1,500-year-old parasitic mold, with growing tentacles that foraged beneath the soil for roots and decaying wood to devour.
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Her shows are essentially social-comedy horror stories, and Davis likes to play the monsters: emotional parasites who worm into other people's lives and devour them from the inside out.
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I, for one, devour any story about a candidate's diet or workout routine and might even have bought Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's tricycle-red lipstick ($22 at Sephora, if you're wondering).
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Mr. Bourdain made you want to spend weeks in places you never would have thought to visit, and devour plates of food you may never have before dared to try.
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Services including Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video created a generation of binge-watchers that paid for subscriptions to devour original series from the platforms and enjoy old licensed classics.
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While black holes are known to devour everything caught within their gravitational pull, they also release highly energized jets of material that spit out particles at the speed of light.
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In days past, the generally accepted protocol was to grab your ginormous sandwich when your name was called, and then devour it with a friend on a nearby park bench.
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In a world where ad rates are declining for traditional broadcast media, the corporations responsible for making the fictions that millions devour daily need to find a new business model.
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Is it time to build up our muscle strength and go workout or is it time to cuddle up by the fire and devour everything that smells like pumpkin spice?
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On the big screen, Charlize Theron has played a post-apocalyptic road warrior, an elite martial arts-trained spy, and a wicked queen determined to devour the heart of Kristen Stewart.
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Fans of Harry Potter have not been shy about rewarding companies that create new content for them to devour — theme parks, tours and merchandise to showcase their love of the franchise.
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This year, a whole slew of zoos and wildlife centers are selling off the chance to name an animal after your ex, and then have an even bigger animal devour them.
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While many runners daydream about what they're going to devour post-workout, the food that you put into your body before a run, jog, or race is worth thinking about, too.
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And your very nature, Bernard, ensures they will devour you, and all the beauty of who you are, of who you could be, would be poured out into the darkness forever.
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Those interviews and TechCrunch's storied Startup Battlefield devour three days on the Main Stage with hardly a break, which is amazing, but for the TechCrunch editors, still a little disappointing. Why?
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"Most parts of the installation were chosen to be as durable as possible, but I'm sure the harsh environment of the desert will devour the installation eventually," he told the BBC.
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But they lost control, became marionettes of something much bigger and more powerful than any individual, and, by the time that system had started to devour people, it was too late.
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As soon as a local investigative news program called The 3rd Degree picked up on the craze, the scene began to devour itself as viewers recoiled in horror—and perhaps shame.
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To stay on top of my game I try to devour as many books as possible on a variety of topics to gain exposure to new ideas and ways of thinking.
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He imagined a scoop-driven and high-metabolism outlet "like Axios," he said, referring to the buzzy Washington newsletter, but with a populist bent that would devour Europe's sleepy legacy papers.
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As it turns out, most of the invading earthworms in the North American boreal appear to be the type that love to devour leaf litter and stay above ground, releasing carbon.
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Dr. Chapman and his colleagues estimate that the larvae produced by migrating hoverflies each year in southern England devour an average of 6 trillion aphids — which together weigh about 7,000 tons.
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In his short film "Lunch," from the 1992 series "Food," two restaurant patrons, ignored by a waiter, devour everything in sight: napkins, plates, cups, their own clothes and, ultimately, each other.
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This thing — focus, concentration, a goal and the reward of something delicious I get to devour — is so rare in my day-to-day life, I'll take it when I can.
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The Twitter pack can still turn on its own and devour them alive (chew them up and spit them out so to speak — I'm falling in love with this gum metaphor).
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He's got Us coming to theaters in March, plus Lovecraft Country on HBO and the Twilight Zone reboot on CBS All Access, and we are so ready to devour it all.
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When the mundanity of the day can't tick away fast enough till you can flee back to your own universe and satisfy that need to devour someone and make everything else disappear.
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No more sad trips to CVS to buy more Cookie Core Sundae because you managed to shimmy out and devour the cookie dough core of the pint you bought the day before.
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They're tasked with guarding the doomsday hound Simargl, who is chained to a distant star, because if he ever escapes, he'll devour the universe and bring about the end of the world.
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They spend 4-5 months of the year breeding in warm waters and more tropical conditions and then move south to feed and devour krill for 2-3 months of the year.
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After combining data on cropland and growing urban areas into a model, a team of researchers has found that expanding cities will devour two percent of the world's cropland by the 2030.
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This popular starter at Animal Kingdom's Sanaa comes with five kinds of naan, nine types of dip and not enough room to devour the rest of the food on their fantastic menu.
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When I served them to my guests, they didn't devour the whole plate as they had the previous week with the McCain fries, so I have to give them a lower grade.
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As the camera pans back and forth, throughout the rainy meadow, skimming over the bears, you realize how relaxing it can be to just kick back and watch bears happily devour apples.
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Take a walk down a delicious, greasy memory lane with some of these quotes from famous chefs and food professionals, who can devour a bucket of chicken like the best of us.
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Throughout more than 25 hours of content you'll devour via HD video lessons, you'll discover how to expertly read your audience and keep them engaged using tools like humor and crowd engagement.
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But it's long been understood that the sun will likely devour Mercury, Venus, and us as it starts to die and swell into a red giant around 5 billion years from now.
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But NASA assures us that intergalactic laser blasts are a perfectly normal—in fact, expected—outcome of living in a universe filled with massive invisible objects that ruthlessly devour light and matter.
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It was a time when newspaper pages, bereft of hard news, yawned open to devour tales of, say, "killer" Siberian chipmunks attacking humans in England — as The Sun recounted seven years ago.
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Tucked away in an office building basement, the bizarre restaurant is decked from head to toe with murals of Kobito and Gudetama as scattered life-sized statues watch you devour their likenesses.
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You might think the frequency with which you devour katsu chicken curry is a secret between you and the Deliveroo guy but here's the thing: the experts are onto your takeaway addiction.
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As the expanding city began to devour the surrounding farmland, the pond was filled in and built over in the early 1950s, while most of the brook now flows through underground pipes.
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I'm now 33 years old, and even though I don't devour women like a bag of M&M's after a joint, I still pursue a lot of them while I'm at work.
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"It" is expected to devour the competition at the box office this weekend, building off the repeated reports of creepy-clown sightings around the United States and in Britain in recent years.
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The creation of the artist Marisa Morán Jahn, El Bibliobandido is the villain — but in many ways also the hero — of this exhibition, which aims to lead children to devour words, too.
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The whale of our own ignorance will devour us, but unlike Pinocchio who survived Monstro and Jonah the Biblical whale, will we be able to extricate ourselves from the jaws of extinction?
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And if they do, we'll eat up, burn up, smoke up and choke up the planet — and devour our fisheries, coral reefs, rivers and forests — at a pace we've never seen before.
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True Detective The cases in all three seasons of "True Detectives" are horrific, all-consuming miasmas that devour the attention — and occasionally the lives — of those haunted souls condemned to investigate them.
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And that's precisely why Matty and his mentor, Master Rang, decided to hit up Southsides in the first episode of VICELAND's Dead Set on Life and devour a whole bunch of wings.
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Beale and Cooper predicted that ENABLE would devour OWL in a fit of liberating, catastrophic Darwinian upheaval, but instead OWL and ENABLE coexist, serving different games, companies, and communities in different ways.
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Elon Musk may be digging a tunnel to avoid LA traffic Students transform school bus for teacher's daughter Flames devour taxi on Manhattan bridge, filling air with black smoke Here's how it works.
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If you already know you're a film history buff, it's never been easier to devour title after title, either on demand or on Blu-ray or on specialty cable channels and streaming services.
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Rays photo day — where the original beard shot was snapped — actually took place last Friday, but one SBNation story on Wednesday morning put Rasmus' beard on a silver platter for Twitter to devour.
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As beetles continue to devour bark, Sequoia National Forest District Ranger Eric La Price said the latest round of fires scorched forests "a lot hotter and a lot faster than" in past decades.
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I used to indulge in two to three bowls of spaghetti at night, Philly steak n' cheese subs in between lunch and dinnertime, and could devour half packs of Oreos without a blink.
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We devour the chili I whipped up in my Instant Pot, decorate Christmas cookies from a kit I picked up last week at Trader Joe's, and play some games to end the night.
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Both his parents believe he won't return for another season in College Station, and until he leaves, they can give love and support and pray that Johnny Football doesn't completely devour Johnathan Manziel.
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Nidhoggr the dragon may be little more than an all-consuming maw, but Nidhogg the game shares that core impulse—it will devour your afternoons, and your weekends (and all your friends' too).
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Key & Peele was plenty enjoyable as a traditional broadcast TV sketch show, but its sketches took flight on the internet, where fans could devour them in bite-sized pieces and show their friends.
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It makes sense that Donald Trump's America would be just the country for these old men—that the machinations and endless feuds of the tabloid undead would crowd and then devour everything else.
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Titled Texture, the short's visuals are "scraped off Tumblrs and news websites" and reformed for the animation so it becomes a distorted looking glass of the media we devour on a daily basis.
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But perhaps nothing exemplifies just how ready the Spurs were to devour OKC's innards, Jurassic Park-style (especially given the prehistoric fossils that play under Pop), than the opening moment of the game.
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The only problem in Ford's eyes is that original humans, the "most murderous species since time began," as the Westworld creator calls them, will "devour" the hosts before they ever reach their beautiful potential.
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While some would prefer to enter Season 8 pure as the snow over Winterfell, other fans devour every piece of set news or maybe-fake leaks that trickle out from Thrones's various filming locations.
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People who really know me know that I thrive on reality TV. I quote Real Housewives dinner party fights like they're gospel and devour even the most staged Keeping Up With The Kardashians subplots.
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If the wasp succeeds in laying its egg inside the larvae then the wasp larva will devour the fly larva from the inside out and a wasp will be produced rather than a fly.
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Of all the terrible things Mother Nature can throw at us—tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons—nothing comes remotely close to being as terrifying as lightning shaped like a T. rex ready to devour the earth.
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Sure, it's partly the unforgettable T-rex attack, complete with car-smashing and lawyer-eating, or the hair-raising kitchen scene featuring two raptors lazily toying with kid-sized meals they expect to devour.
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Devour Brewing Co. in Florida uses cannabis terpenes to add lemon, pine, and earthy flavors to its Florida Thunder IPA, and Lagunitas, a California brand owned by Heineken, adds them to its SuperCritical Ale.
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I'd look longingly at the ice cream sandwiches my skinny, flat-chested friends would devour at lunch, and mournfully shift around the steamed veggies and grilled chicken breast in my perfectly measured Tupperware container.
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The vast majority of galleries are small single- or double-venue operations that are looking for creative ways to extend themselves into the community without feeling the need to engulf and devour the world.
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It's a similar scene at the other stalls nearby, where drivers devour chhole: chickpeas fried in a masala of ginger, turmeric, cumin, and red chili and served with a white bread known as kulcha.
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In the 1960s, for instance, Carl Sagan came up with the first scientific terraforming plan, which involved nuking Venus with genetically engineered bacteria that would devour the planet's atmospheric carbon and produce organic molecules.
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While the movie's hero advocates for a more equitable system, the director Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia and his cast and crew examine the circumstances in which needy people can be coerced to devour one another.
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It's the kind of thing a small family can devour in a few days, and a single person can freeze in slices, at the ready whenever the urge for brown sugar and butter hits.
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I was drawn to Grimm's because there were markers of everyday life in the 19th century that resonate in the present: wolves (however they may come); cannibalism (we devour our own); rape and murder.
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I think it delivers the sort of metaphoric euphoria that John Cheever compared to the euphoria of drink, the sort of dish you devour without much conversation but with raised eyebrows of happiness instead.
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By Gaia Pianigiani Efforts in the Italian region of Chianti to reduce an exploding population of wild boars and deer, which devour grapes and the vines' tender sprouts, are creating issues of their own.
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Garin and his sidekick (played by Pedro Pascal) soon learn that the wall was built to protect against mythical flesh-eating monsters called the taotie, who rise up every 60 years to devour humanity.
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Palms sweating, heart racing, I'd sit in front of the TV and devour the dirty glimpse into gay life that George was providing, exaggerated and candy-colored, and beamed straight into my living room.
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I'm starting to think he's working to some sort of coherent, considered strategy—one that involves more than just buying up the most properties, and instead creating fatal traps that hook and devour his opponents.
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The kayaker, who's not even in his boat half the time, mostly just swims around in the water with the orca, who is in all likelihood very aware of its ability to devour the man.
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Heinz is looking for a "regular guy" to "Go all the way for $100k," and star in a commercial for its Devour range of frozen meals to be aired during the Super Bowl next month.
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For those given to alliteration, Mr Gingrich's list of words sent out in a memo to potential Republican candidates for use against their opponents suggested that the letter D stood for "destroy, destructive, devour, disgrace".
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As a young Pakistani-American Muslim girl growing up in Connecticut, Zareen Jaffery used to devour novels by Beverly Cleary and Judy Blume, hoping those stories would offer some clues for how to fit in.
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Related: Everything in This Sex Shop is Made of Felt Woven Worlds Devour the Children's Museum of the Arts Artist Weaves the Sounds of Endangered Spaces into Textiles Mexican Artist Spends 40 Years Drawing Infinity
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It's hard enough to talk most people into doing one marathon—and that's usually with the promise of adoring crowds, Gatorade every mile, and a big bag of carbs to devour at the finish line.
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I want it to go on and on and on in my head in every possible direction — and to help my imagination open up all the avenues that it possibly can, I devour supplementary material.
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Adapted from the novel of Hugo Award-winning Chinese author Liu Cixin, the film tells the story of the human race seeking a new home as the aging sun is about to devour the earth.
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I was wrong on the facts, too, for the rolling revelations of the ensuing days showed that Weinstein was an equal-opportunity predator, happy to degrade and devour Jewish women, Gentile women, African Americans, etc.
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Salzburg Marionette Theater: 'A Tale of Two Wolves' (Saturday) You know the pair: One wanted to devour a little girl and her grandma, and the other had its eye on a host of fellow creatures.
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Why are we allowing billionaires to trick us into letting them grind up and devour our country so they can briefly become trillionaires before we all either explode or burn or die slowly of famine?
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Plant leaves use odoriferous molecules to defend themselves from insects and fungi, to cope with heat stress, to listen to the health of other plants and to summon parasitic insects to devour leaf-eating pests.
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But you will excuse me, I am not a food writer, and the best I can do is tell you to find the Georgian bakery on Neptune Avenue and devour the freshly baked cheesy khachapuri.
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The best feeling you can have as a reader is to devour a terrific book and then flip to the back flap and realize that, hey, this person has six more just waiting for me.
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My brother and I would wind the aisles of books, load up our tote bags with dozens of paperbacks, devour them anywhere we could, and then return a few weeks later to repeat the process.
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The kids are exhausted from their day at daycare and the splash pad, so they devour their food and then pass out as soon as we get them in their car seats to head home.
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New research shows that these celestial vacuum cleaners do more than just devour nearby objects—they also grow to a size that eventually suppresses a galaxy's ability to churn out new stars, effectively rendering them sterile.
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He came up with two dishes of meatballs served with barley-risotto, tomato sauce and Parmesan; one vegetarian and one meat, served slightly more liquid than normal, in order to make the plate easier to devour.
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These quiet rebels are all over his anthology, from "An Eccentric" by Marcellus Emants, convinced that "we are doomed to live in absurdity", to J.M.A. Biesheuvel's tragicomic loser, plagued by "unspecified fears that devour the soul".
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But as the path winds on, it's revealed that the bioluminescent jungle has already begun to creep in and devour the ruins, an incredibly detailed landscape that evokes the struggle for dominance between humanity and nature.
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So, like last quarter, we're probably going to see Apple point to its Services revenue — its favorite new stat — as the growth story that it wants Wall Street to devour ahead of the typical September event.
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Garfield shreds the fabric of time and space, and briefly Jon witnesses the entire breadth of human knowledge, every Monday past, present, and future, before his cat scours the multiverse to find another dimension to devour.
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Barry Levinson's The Bay (2012) is another respectable (and utterly disgusting) climate nightmare in which industrial chicken shit dumpage in the Chesapeake Bay causes waterborne isopod parasites to grow and devour people from the inside out.
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Watch her devour Taylor ham ice cream, as well as hear an in-depth explanation of Taylor ham ice cream here: New Jersey, I think it's safe to say you've taken things too far this time.
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I went around the corner to devour mine on the stoop of a nearby building, inhaling the pile of spicy citrusy carne asada swathed in mayo, guacamole and tomato and nestled in pillowy ciabatta-like bread.
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David Douglas Duncan, an American photojournalist, recalled watching Picasso devour sole meunière, licking the bones clean, then placing the skeleton on a slab of wet clay to make a plate later entitled "Bullfight and Fish" (1957).
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Simply seasoned with salt or vamped up with truffles stuffed into its gut, as long as the skin is crisp and the meat juicy, roast chicken is something I'll always devour right down to the bones.
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I even had some company to walk my tired-ass up the stairs and out the festival exit once it ended, and watch me devour an entire personal pepperoni pizza on the sidewalk at 6:00AM.
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If it catches its penguin, Ms. Kienle says, it will devour the bird in a characteristic way: it will bite it, and then shake it until the penguin breaks into pieces that the seal can swallow.
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My family huddled inside a downstairs bedroom of our two-story home, and it felt like the pitchforked monster had opened hell's gates, freeing his demons to try to tear down the door and devour us.
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Political junkies will enjoy deciphering her various pseudonyms for Clinton staffers, history junkies will find a valuable first-person account of an extraordinary campaign, media junkies will devour the backstage antics of the traveling press corps.
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The oldest of these quasars dates back to around a billion years after the Big Bang, which seems about how long it would take ordinary black holes to devour enough matter to bulk up to supermassive status.
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Applicants must be male, aged 20163 to 42, have a sense of humor, know the Devour brand and "be prepared to eat some incredible buffalo chicken mac-n-cheese," according to an advertisement on the Eventbrite website.
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I even recall writing an article in 2004 with a title like "Jay D, the Best Producer That You've Never Heard Of." Now, with the cult around Dilla since his passing, people devour anything that he produced.
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Bravo can thank Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright for this universal social media fact, as the pair are dragging their unquestionable raw and real relationship woes in front of the camera for all of us to devour.
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Collated under the name Prostitute Laundry, the newsletters quickly amassed a following of more than 5,000 subscribers, and readers began anxiously awaiting each installment so they could devour the next story of Shane's personal life and work.
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This dormant black hole tore a star apart 3.8 billion light years away But this star-eater is a special kind of black hole: a dormant black hole, basically a sleeping giant that doesn't devour much gas.
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While that's not as sad as his demise at the hands of depression, it is a special kind of let-down to realize your favorite writer will never come out with something new to devour and discuss.
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The news conference — which Mr. Trump called to defend himself over questions about fund-raising for veterans' charities — was a textbook example of the candidate's need to devour media attention and deplore it at the same time.
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Though Street Fighter II was built to devour quarters and hip-hop was built to escape the corniness of disco, what's propelled them past those early goals, together and separately, is an unwavering belief in the contingent.
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Eat Me gives that pattern a perfect thematic resonance with its surreal plot and setting; you're here to devour this world, and the solution to every puzzle is a matter of what (or who) to swallow when.
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Netflix's Russian Doll is one of those out-of-nowhere success stories the streaming service seems to occasionally stumble upon — an almost perfect, beautifully constructed season of television you'll struggle to not devour in one big gulp.
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This new program at Wave Hill, a public garden in the Bronx, will describe how animals and plants that break down or devour dead organic material help nourish the soil, prevent disease and keep the Earth sustainable.
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When the writer Maria Edgeworth read Milton's lines about Hell ("And in the lowest deep a lower deep / Still threatening to devour me opens wide"), she objected: How could the lowest deep open into a lower deep?
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Some tidbits look so delicious you can't wait to devour them, and some feel like lackluster items you maybe should have left behind, giving you more room for that tasty looking mac and cheese (or fascinating plot point).
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But their attempts might not be enough to prevent the locusts from developing into a flying throng in the coming days — when they will then threaten to devour crops like sunflowers and cotton, and grasslands for cattle grazing.
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I devour photos and videos of families devastated at the news that their loved ones were sent back, while others are "reunited" after ten and twelve hours of detention and scrutiny, tears of relief streaming down their faces.
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In contrast to the nuclear fusion energy of our Sun and other "normal" stars, the mini black hole would devour Jupiter's mass from within in a process known as accretion, forcing the release of large amounts of energy.
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But before I could get too far, and god forbid actually finish anything, my Amazon order of Grace Paley's Enormous Changes at the Last Minute arrived, and I switched gears to devour a few of her short stories.
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And few things are as bad for an island as invasive rats, which show up and devour everything in their path—including the eggs and chicks of native bird species, which haven't learned to contend with mammalian predators.
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A few tracks before album closer "White Privilege II," for example, we get "Let's Eat," a track about overeating that's so corny you can see Macklemore winking behind the doughnut he knows he shouldn't devour, but does anyway.
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According to a report from Mashable Australia, Brian was revealed at the World Science Festival in Brisbane on Wednesday, and loves fresh water streams, going for long swims, and sitting motionless on ponds waiting to devour its prey.
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But like so many nervous parents-to-be, there's one bit of motherhood prep I didn't even hesitate to do: purchase and devour Dr. Harvey Karp's famous baby-soothing how-to guide, The Happiest Baby On The Block.
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During pregnancy, soon-to-be first-time parents will often devour manuals, like "What to Expect When You're Expecting," to get clued into all the changes taking place in mom's body, along with details on the baby's development.
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According to the Cambridge scientists, if they're able to isolate the enzymes that gives wax moth larvae their taste for plastic, those genes could be put into bacteria or ocean-dwelling phytoplankton to devour plastics in the wild.
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Reading is a lot like eating for me: If I try to read a book I'm not hungry for, I won't enjoy it, but if I wait until I have a real appetite for something, I'll devour it.
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We're talking shopping montages on Fifth Avenue and piles of cash; Sorokin's days as a grifter are a peek into a lavish lifestyle most Americans can't even imagine, and which we will no doubt devour once it's streaming.
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His fifth book, "Love for Sale: Pop Music in America," is easy to devour for anyone who still feels a pang of nostalgia or despair when walking past a bank branch where a record store used to be.
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We would devour burgers and fries atop the hood of his car after a night of watching Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle standup, spilling ketchup across our T-shirts and laughing from the deepest parts of our bellies.
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You load up a cart with enough food to meet the minimum, and minutes later, someone is at your door bearing overflowing plastic bags for you to devour wholesale in the private communion of your living room sofa.
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On the title track, Grande serves up realness about her love life, managing to name names without being an asshole, just as the quick-churn world of gossip media attempted to devour her flamed-out relationship with Pete Davidson.
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While Kraft Heinz's focus is on the frozen potato maker, it would also consider a sale of its entire frozen food business, which includes brands like Smart Ones and Devour, should there be significant buyer interest, the people said.
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It's the moment every dog owner instantly regrets ever letting their dog kiss them on the mouth: Watching that very same beloved, seemingly well-trained and civilized pup eagerly devour a stinky, steaming pile of poop off the sidewalk.
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I started dreaming of vitamin D and began to incessantly talk about all the tacos I could and would eat the minute I landed: carnitas, cochinita pibil, barbacoa, and whatever else Mexico wanted to graciously allow me to devour.
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One of those ideas concerns hunger and desire, as seen most clearly in the scene where Reynolds is driving his car like a maniac toward home so that he can, ahem, devour Alma, and she looks at him knowingly.
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The results show that the cannibalistic females produced more eggs and that those eggs contained a greater degree of the male genetic material than the eggs produced by females who didn't have the chance to devour their sexual partners.
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More unfortunate yet, disingenuous grifters wait in the wings to devour every scrap of validation that falls their way, ready to clamber up these companies' own platforms with their outsized soapboxes, shouting until the Overton window inches their way.
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After parting ways with record label RCA in late 2017, her album Daddy Issues seems unlikely to ever be released, but when she puts out new music her horde of fans, affectionately labelled #FagMob, will no doubt devour it.
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Via Devour Related: How Sci-Fi Invented the Superman Memory Crystal Superman, Stray Bullets, Guardian of the Forest, Usagi Yojimbo Batman, Superman, Hip Hop Family Tree, Welcome to Typhon Watch A Dreamworks Animator Turn His Son Into A Superhero
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" While others made more conceptual remarks like, "to me it kind of represents how the media is normalizing and romanticizing the idea of self-destruction," and "An individual must devour and destroy oneself to truly know and understand themselves.
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Whether you want to dollop it on some spiced porridge with seedy granola or just silently devour spoonfuls of the stuff as you stand in front of your fridge in your underwear, Wagner's homemade applesauce has got your back.
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In addition to not knowing just why in the hell three grown people were gathered to joylessly devour a bowl of dip that costs less than a single coffee, it's unclear how the trio is related to one another.
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But as lawmakers, journalists and lawyers for President Trump devour every detail in the highly anticipated report from Robert S. Mueller III, what was not made public may be just as important in shaping how the report is received.
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"If the International Trade Secretary wants the public to trust him, he needs to take the opportunity while he's in the US and devour a chlorine-washed chicken live on camera," James McGrory, Executive Director of Open Britain, said.
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The exhibition takes its title from Huang Yong Ping's mixed-media "Theater of the World" (1993), a screen-enclosed, tortoise-shaped cage that normally contains crickets, scorpions, cockroaches, lizards, snakes and, other creepy-crawlers that simply devour each other.
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The rented pastures and feed lots where they are kept now devour more than two-thirds of the program's budget, leaving little money for anything else, including looking for ways to get the bureau out of its current fix.
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As they set out for their day, a few of the firefighters told BuzzFeed News that the fire was still going strong out past the denser forests, where there are more open fields for the flames to quickly devour.
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Hunter March, Candace Nelson, and Adriano Zumbo will be joined by guest judges Tiffani Thiessen, Liza Koshy, Donal Skehan, Jeanine Mason, Amirah Kassem, and Olympic Gold Medalist Meryl Davis to devour tasty Christmas treats over three rounds of competition.
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Watching them turn on one another, devour one another, in what has become a grotesque, animalistic spectacle of dysfunctions, might for some bring a perverse pleasure because it exposes Trump and his supposed managerial acumen as an abject fraud.
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Despite our differences though, we've lived in relative harmony as brothers divided only by 5,000 miles of water, striding through history to a point where Swedes watch American sitcoms dubbed in Swedish and Americans devour American remakes of Swedish dramas.
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Wearing a white dress with long, dark hair (an aesthetic shared by Sadako from Japanese cult novel Ringu), the pontianak seduces men before using her dagger-like nails to tear open their stomachs and devour the organs in a bloody feast.
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The Kraft Heinz Company launched Devour in the U.S. in July 2016 to take a bite out of the $7.2 billion frozen food market, aiming to reach young men and classifying meals as creamy, crispy, cheesy, spicy, sweet or smoky.
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But Facebook does plenty to deserve the tough criticism, from failing to protect the 2016 elections, to its ruthless PR strategies, to how it's allowed polarizing and sensational content to flourish, to how its growth hacking seeks to devour our attention.
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And then, I come to the startling realization that people 39 years younger than me aren't even alive yet, and I feel compelled to run towards the nearest knife block, jaw unhinged, ready and willing to devour its pointy contents.
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Any beginners guide to anal play will lay down a good foundation for further exploration: You want to take it slow, use plenty of lube, and let the anal opening devour whatever you're trying to insert (instead of shoving it in).
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Whatever you've resolved to do, I can promise you are not doing it nearly as well as this kid is tackling his 2016 dreams, which, as you can see, is to devour a whole goddamned watermelon, skin, rind, and all.
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That's true according to every available measure of size — the billion-plus people who devour its News Feed every day, the cargo ships of profit it keeps raking in, and the tsunami of online traffic it sends to other news sites.
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Early on, the lack of resources on the average neolithic homestead meant it was pretty careless to devour a day's worth of food in one sitting, unless you really wanted to put added systematic pressure on the rest of your community.
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DeLillo's characters long to penetrate the enigmas and intrigues of his conjured worlds; DeLillo's readers devour his sentences, images and narratives for what amounts to something similar: for all that DeLillo — the seeker, the prophet, the mystic, the guide — sees.
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Yet another midcareer professional must then explain the rare and expensive plants and proteins that have been combined through hours of time-consuming techniques to create the next exquisitely dense compression of value that each diner will devour in moments.
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The tale begins with cruelty: A shapeshifter, weary of his inherently destructive existence (they devour human souls to extend their own lives), commits the taboo of raping and impregnating a human woman out of the twisted urge to create something.
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It defines almost everything we do: how we eat, how we spend, how we medicate, how we game, how we consume the news and especially how we devour TV. Lately, I've felt especially vulnerable to the fangs of marathon viewing.
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His every word is being watched for evidence that he is up to the challenge of fighting an enemy that did not devour the territory of US allies or rain terror on Americans, but is proliferating unseen among the population.
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In order to devour as many of the grassy stalks as possible, I keep their preparation elemental: a quick stint in a hot pan or steamer basket before a plunge in vinaigrette or aioli, if there's some already in the fridge.
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With quick energetic shifts that tickle the space to show containment and expansion, Ms. Mearns executes a series of turns, some with loping runs as transitions, that highlight the clear, decisive way in which she uses her elongation to devour space.
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What many of us have witnessed this fire season does feel alive, like a monstrous gathering force threatening to devour what we hold most dear on a continent that will grow only hotter, drier and more flammable as global temperatures rise.
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Anna says Canadian cops and Interpol are ignoring one crucial piece of evidence from Netflix's explosive docu-series on Luka, "Don't F**k With Cats" -- the third hand in the frame when Luka allows a python to devour a kitty.
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As the head of the production department at Gut Miami, Newmann oversaw the Super Bowl spots for Burger King, Budweiser, and Devour in 2019, including Burger King's featuring Andy Warhol eating a Whopper, its first Super Bowl ad in decades.
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The Brazilian poet Oswald de Andrade's "Anthropophagic Manifesto" (1928) encouraged Brazilians to "cannibalize" or devour other (European) cultures in order to liberate themselves from domination, an idea Jeffrey Gibson borrows for his exhibition "The Anthropophagic Effect" at the New Museum.
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In his homily, Francis urged his flock to reflect on how children today aren't always allowed to lie peacefully in a cot, loved by their parents as Jesus was, but rather "suffer the squalid mangers that devour dignity," according to the Associated Press.
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We find a chicken place near the movie theater (fried chicken in Korea is so much better than American fried chicken, and I'm ready to fight about it) where we devour a platter of crispy fried chicken and a side of cheese balls.
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A velociraptor surveys a sprawl of suburbia from the top of a ridge like an arriving conqueror, while the aquatic nightmare that is the mosasaurus emerges out of a wave by a beach, poised to devour surfers like so many passed apps.
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Olga Shishkov, a mechanical engineer at Georgia Tech, wanted to know how black soldier fly larvae in the above video were able to devour a 16-inch pizza so quickly and thoroughly (it took them two hours; the video shows a time lapse).
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JINAN, China (Reuters) - In the near pitch-dark, you can hear them before you see them - millions of cockroaches scuttling and fluttering across stacks of wooden boards as they devour food scraps by the tonne in a novel form of urban waste disposal.
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You're keen to devour every lyrical annotation (which aren't as comprehensive as the ones freely available on Genius, but they are new, well-written and revealing.) The book is perfectly capable of wringing the same emotions out of you that the show does.
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"Whatever behavior is being recorded here, it is an expression of the fact that dinosaurs_like all animals_did more than hunt and attack and devour and fight and all that limited set of behaviors that popular culture often portrays," Holtz wrote in an email.
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Here's a melee build using a Grim Scythe primary attack, a close range secondary ability called Death Nova, and Devour to regain all the essence used by Death Nova: Not every skill goes together perfectly, but some pairings create seriously devastating synergies.
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As the story went increasingly viral on Twitter, many users began expressing discomfort with the impulse that led Blair to share the story in the first place, as well as with our collective urge to devour it as a simple feel-good story.
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"heads will roll / I will devour you" finds the artist ditching the ecstatically uncomfortable pop of 2014's Frenemies for something more shoegazing and ambient, and the label has indicated on SoundCloud that there will be more coming from the artist soon.
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It's a friend's birthday—the perfect excuse to order and devour virtually everything on the menu: a terrine of pigs' feet with sauce gribiche, crispy pork ribs and tender pork shanks with a jus of honey and fresh thyme, accompanied by baked potatoes.
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If you want to look on the positive side of its nutritional info sheet, the treat does provide 1.9 grams of dietary fiber, so if you devour 13.2 Sweetys, you'd reach your daily fiber intake goal as determined by the American Heart Association.
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It was the kind of game where you could send a swarm of supernatural rats to devour your enemies if you really wanted, but you were more likely to spend hours getting a perfect stealth run and the game's good "low chaos" ending.
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Fat also bolsters immunity: "the cells that are precursors to fat cells, called preadipocytes, act like special immune cells that devour invading germs and bacteria, which helps explain why people who diet to extremes tend to get sick more often," Dr. Lavie explains.
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And the value proposition they offer is different – while Google or Facebook give advertisers the tools and platforms to blast out their own ads, these culturally relevant websites can work together with advertisers to produce unique content that millennials will want to devour.
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He uses an iPad (not a phone) to devour social media and news, and loves to watch old boxing matches and movies like "The Wolf of Wall Street" and "Melancholia," a 2011 dystopian drama that ends with the obliteration of the Earth.
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Above all, we need to decide whether we want to remain the world's pre-eminent power — a strong, cohesive beacon of democracy — or if we are content to allow our national autoimmune disorder, like a flesh-eating disease, to devour our body politic.
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" Rice added, "We need to decide whether we want to remain the world's pre-eminent power — a strong, cohesive beacon of democracy — or if we are content to allow our national autoimmune disorder, like a flesh-eating disease, to devour our body politic.
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The part where you hook up with someone gorgeous and go back to their house, and then they turn out to be an alien from some other world who wants nothing more than to devour you for reasons that are never quite made clear.
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While his version draws heavily on Gaiman's 1970s suburban London setting (and on Gaiman's own history), it also finds an eerie horror-movie symbolism in the generation gap, through a race of aliens that send their children out to have experiences, then devour them afterward.
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"In this exhibition, you invite visitors to examine a video of dogs trying to fight one another while chained to a nonmotorized treadmill as well as a piece in which live insects and reptiles will devour each other inside a cage," the letter reads.
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But for one, small, strange second in a feature length commercial for "Michael Jordan," Space Jam shows us the great sucking maw at the center of Michael Jordan's being, the monster who cries out for more pressure to devour, even if it may drown him.
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After all, where else can you eat Tijuana-style tacos in a tire shop's parking lot, devour the best elote to ever grace a food truck's cramped kitchen, or encounter flour tortillas that will leave you questioning the meaning of life (in a good way)?
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If Earth breathes, sweats and quakes — if it births zillions of organisms that ceaselessly devour, transfigure and replenish its air, water and rock — and if those creatures and their physical environments evolve in tandem, then why shouldn't we think of our planet as alive?
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Trump did so knowing that he would be here to take credit for any boom — and be long gone when we have to do the belt-tightening necessary so that interest on the debt doesn't devour all nondefense spending and lead to a bust.
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We have, of course, been aware of this danger since the beginning of time, and yet we've never been in a position to devour (or deliver) as much information as we are today, in the age of 24/7 news cycles and social media.
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I began to devour books, plays and movies to impress my peers, the more obscure the better; in doing so, I found that the world began to imbue me with the same weight and worth with which I had imbued white culture and bodies.
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In ancient Egypt, Apep, the serpent of chaos and death, opposed Ra, the sun god, and was always trying to reach Ra's skyboat to devour the sundisc — but in the end, Ra was always able to fight him off, and the sun would come back.
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This particular storm, which is already beginning to form off the coast of Florida, will devour enough of them to allow it to become so powerful that it will contain hurricane force winds by the time it moves off the Mid-Atlantic coast late Wednesday night.
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FX is betting that viewers who can vividly recall where they were during the Bronco chase — as well as a younger audience that is only vaguely aware of the black glove and the famous mantra "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit" — will devour the series.
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They must be aware of dangers—the onset of drought, or invading herbivore insects—in order to carry out the most essential life activities, or to activate their defenses (for instance, by releasing biochemical cues that call upon the predators who will devour the threatening herbivores).
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Why Female Praying Mantises Devour Their Partners During SexFemale praying mantises have a habit of killing and eating their partners during sex, which sucks…Read more ReadIndeed, it would make sense for brown widow males to steer clear of older mature females and seek out younger spiders.
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Why Female Praying Mantises Devour Their Partners During SexFemale praying mantises have a habit of killing and eating their partners during sex, which sucks…Read more ReadNormally, mature female widow spiders engage in sexual cannibalism—an evolutionary strategy that improves a species' reproductive fitness as a whole.
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Arranged in a sauce the color of a sunset, and vivid with Thai chiles and droplets of parsley oil, the buttery crudo is one of those light and rewarding dishes with the power to stop conversation as you admire, then devour, the scene on your plate.
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I mean, I wanted to devour all the chocolate and carbs in sight, but my feelings toward my spouse ranged from full-on rage if he so much as left the toilet seat up, to wanting to throttle him if he even lightly brushed up against me.
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The most likely scenario here feels like the Philadelphia 22016ers will swing and miss trying to sign LeBron or George, stay above the cap, then re-sign Redick and some of their other free agents to short-term deals that don't devour their flexibility in 217.
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What's great about this deal is that most people probably wouldn't buy Kindle Unlimited right after purchasing their e-reader (unless they expect to devour several books each month), but Amazon is making is much easier to justify by giving owners about half off of the first year.
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Inspired by science fiction staples such as Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin and Akira, the video tells the story of two people, one man and one woman, who fall in love (or, more aptly, lust) and quickly begin to devour each other the way love makes you do.
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Eager students of Ms. Waters's place in America's culinary history will most likely devour it as readily as her critics, who have called her the self-dramatizing Joan of Arc of American cuisine and compared her dictatorial style to that of the Khmer Rouge, will tear into it.
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Every year, despite the outrage of conservationists and court orders upholding their concerns, the Pakistani government makes sure its rich guests from the Persian Gulf and the Middle East can hunt and devour the endangered houbara bustards, whose precious meat they believe is the best aphrodisiac in the world.
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Pollution is also an issue—including pesticides found in the salmon the orcas devour at a rate of 30 or so a day, when they can get them—and a new pipeline project starting in August could further expose them to more threats, such as oil spills and tanker noise.
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They're not exactly the most fastidious eaters—they devour everything from every manner of insect to other birds (and their eggs) to whatever they can scavenge from parking lots and garbage cans—and you don't want that stuff coming out the other end of those birds and on to your car.
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" Perhaps Sama's ability to step back, slow down, and assess the bigger picture was influenced by her upbringing in Ravenna, northern Italy, "a beautiful jewel of a town" where she would devour her mom's Italian Vogue "and spend entire days drawing girls in different outfits, in a daydream kind of state.
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With Jinger supporting team blue and Jeremy helping team pink, the players had to devour a cup of ice cream, run circles around baseball bats ten times, bounce on a ball across a stretch of grass, spin a hoola-hoop five times, hop along a path and crawl through a tube.
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In more than 103 WhatsApp messages sent to a fellow Saudi exile in the year before he was killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Khashoggi describes bin Salman -- often referred to as MBS -- as a "beast," a "pac-man" who would devour all in his path, even his supporters.
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We witnessed the seductive goddess Bilquis devour a man with her lady-parts in a sex scene unlike anything else on TV; an epic bar fight between Shadow and a gigantic "leprechaun"; a talking buffalo with burning eyes haunting Shadow's dreams; and a virtual reality beatdown that was all too real.
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The Mormons are the last practitioners of The Great Christmas Kitsch Arts, and they will fill your mind and your heart with holiday joy as you listen to their choir, devour their unnervingly perfect Christmas cookies, and go caroling in their beautiful neighborhoods, each more immaculately decorated than the last.
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ROME — Away from the throngs of disembarked day trippers marching under selfie-stick bayonets along the Grand Canal in Venice, the headquarters of the No Big Ships Committee has long displayed posters and T-shirts depicting giant cruise ships as sharks threatening to devour gondoliers, fishermen and the city itself.
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Louis XVI, pausing on his abortive flight from Paris to devour a dish of pig's trotters in which "the bones burst like bonbons, flooding the mouth with warm, liquefied marrow," cooked his final goose when he demanded — and ravenously shredded — an entire roast chicken while facing his scornful accusers in court.
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There's nothing worse than being full, sleepy and uncomfortable post-Thanksgiving dinner, so whether you're spending the remainder of your holiday weekend surfing the internet for Black Friday deals or continuing to devour late-night leftovers, make the right choice and do it in the comfort of these cute and stretchy sweatpants.
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" In addition to the dog video, the Huffington Post reports that another exhibit within "Art and China After 1989" called "Theater of the World" by Huang Yong Ping that was under fire for its use of "hundreds of live reptiles and insects [that] devour each other over the course of the show.
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As they delicately pipe frosting and place raspberries on the tarts Heidi is eager to devour (Spencer is, sadly, on an elimination diet due to food allergies) I ask them all about their upcoming parenthood journey, their former life on The Hills, and whether they want to raise the next Chris Pratt.
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In his resignation statement, Mr. Rusbridger, 19943, seemed to imply at times that he had been undone by the new regime — which he helped put in place — as well as a rapidly shifting environment in which even forward-thinking news organizations hemorrhage money while titans like Facebook and Google devour advertising revenue.
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He would walk around in short-sleeved shirts, impervious to the chill, a tattoo of a snake coiling around his bicep and crawling up toward his neck, en route to devour his face, a dramatic and striking image if ever there was one, doubly so against his pale skin, slick with drizzle.
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Instead of the usual ominous toss-up of vegan standards like tempeh 'stir-fry,' tofu scrambles, and black bean burgers, the menu is go-to El Paso/Juárez street food—tortas de milanesa, flautas de papa, fried gorditas, tacos de "carne" adobada, nachos, and marinated jalapeños torreados to devour between gulps of beer.
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And regardless of where you fall on this "spectrum," one thing we do all have in common is the feeling of being an inconvenience, which means we devour every act of basic human decency like it's the last hatchet in a zombie apocalypse—as is often the case in the Metro's examples.
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A no-frills, open-air, cheap-eats barbecue joint in a parking lot, it's the perfect place to devour an early, post-water-sport lunch with cold Amstel Brights (a Caribbean Amstel Light) in the bar, while old-school Aruban music plays through the speakers, and billows of smoke waft off the grill.
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No matter where you are, no matter what kind of terrible scowls or bad vibes the locals lay on you, you can always count on the fact that inside each and every IHOP franchise is a grinning pancake with cherry eyes and chocolate chip teeth waiting for you to savagely devour it.
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We ordered a kale dip with lime, cumin and cashew cream, served with toasted whole-wheat lavash ($7), a chickpea salad ($5) and "sweet potato nachos" ($7); the thinly sliced rounds topped with corn, mango, black beans and a sprinkling of salsa, cilantro and lime looked too pretty to devour — until we did.
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One of the most predominant theories about what's going on in this season of Twin Peaks is that time has broken down somehow, that the universe has split open and started to devour our reality in a way that causes things to loop and repeat themselves, or events to happen out of order.
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They hang on every word of AI wisdom imparted by luminaries from Google and Microsoft; pore over a dizzying number of advances (laid out in more than 670 published papers) from the likes of Facebook, DeepMind (a unit of Google) and Tencent; and devour stories of novel ways to train machines to perform useful tasks.
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Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's 30 Rock followup is so dense, so referential, so deceptively dark, so utterly, gloriously weird that it seems like it was built from the start for streaming — a medium that allows fans to devour 13 episodes all at once, then rewatch obsessively in an attempt to catch every single gag.
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Read more: Box-Office Preview: '10 Cloverfield Lane' Set to Devour 'The Brothers Grimsby' Assumptions founded on the catastrophic conclusion of "Cloverfield" are quickly discarded as Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) flees New Orleans and a nasty fight with her fiance (Bradley Cooper, heard only in voiceover) that throws their entire marriage plan into question.
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The leaking issue allows him to pair these two alleged foes as a united enemy—a characterization his base will no doubt devour—and also allows him to have his cake and eat it, too: He can bemoan the "illegally given" information on the one hand, and then claim it's all "fake news" anyway.
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Then came a group of works about the last man on Earth, a nebbishy character named Frank—in one, he poses naked on a beach; in another, he is turning into a proboscis monkey—and a gruesome series on "self-eaters," an invented race of people who devour and then regenerate their own body parts.
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"We don't have resolution on the immigration issue, and every moment and every tweet that the White House expends on that topic is a tweet that could be talking about deregulation or tax cuts or other candy that the mewling market wants to devour," Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading Partners, wrote in a Wednesday morning missive.
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WATCH: Bizarre But Delicious: Richard Blais' Chocolate Avocado Mousse At first glance, burger fanatics might be taken aback on how to devour the low-carb, avocado-packed meal — but considering these avocado buns aren't as big as their original counterparts, we don't think it'd be such a big deal to take on the challenge with our own two hands.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Don't Fear Classical Music," by Miles Hoffman (Op-Ed, April 19): I was a conscientious, if mediocre, piano student as a child; I devour the program notes before every concert I attend; I have taken courses in music theory and music appreciation; I resumed piano lessons nearly a decade ago, in my late 50s.
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As with The Handmaid's Tale, you can see how critics got there: It's about a woman who, upon becoming engaged, finds herself unable to eat anything until she bakes a cake in the shape of a woman and serves it to her fiancé because, she's realized, he's trying to devour her by turning her into a wife.
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As we gear up to devour a season's worth of new collections at Fashion Month beginning next week, take a look back at some of the seminal looks from actual '90s and early-aughts runways that could definitely make a comeback for spring '17 (or fall '16...or whatever designers want to call their "see-now, buy-now" presentations).
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The tips below will not only help you dust off the titles sitting on your bookshelf, but they'll also train you to read at a supersonic pace: Plow through your reading list with this bundle of online classes that features three programs that will train you to devour books as fast as Usain Bolt can sprint.
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J.), who pointed to Watergate and the impeachment of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 6900 MORE as historic examples of how the process can quickly devour the nation's attention — at the expense of legislative priorities.
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When I was shedding those 40 pounds, I included one small treat a day — a few tablespoons of ice cream, a small cookie, a slice of quick bread, or sliver of cake or pie — lest after weeks of no treats I break down and devour half a cake or quart of ice cream at one sitting.
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If you're squaring up against a Human-Style opponent who doesn't understand the true social and ethical structures of basketball, you can trick them by presenting a friendly front and betraying them when the window opens, like a Shetland Sheepdog distracting its owner before breaking into the cellar to devour the expensive steaks Dad is dry aging.
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Based in Research Triangle Park, N.C., Locus is commercializing research initially developed by scientists at North Carolina State University that focused on Cas3 proteins, which devour DNA Pac-Man-style, rather than edit it like the more well-known Cas9-based CRISPR technologies being used by companies like Caribou Biosciences, Editas Medicine, Synthego, Intellia Therapeutics, CRISPR Therapeutics and Beam Therapeutics.
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More and more, though, as we humans devour habitat, and as hardworking biologists — thank heaven — use the best tools available to protect whatever wild creatures remain, we approach that perhaps inevitable time when every predator-prey interaction, every live birth and every death in every species supported by the terrestrial biosphere, will be monitored and manipulated by the human hive mind.
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The most attention-grabbing elements of the flick are threefold: ample access into, arguably, the most exclusive fashion event that exists; a chance to devour copious screen time of the one, the only Anna Wintour; the fact that it was directed by Andrew Rossi (the guy behind critically acclaimed films like Page One: Inside The New York Times and Ivory Tower).
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It continues to play with scandalous ideas, but over time, it starts to feel less like it's saying, "Hey grownups, are you SHOCKED yet?" and more like it's considering about how profoundly shitty it is, and always has been, to be a teenager, and how that shittiness has grown in magnitude as the internet continues to devour everything on- and offline.
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Even the chapters where he and Stacy seek relief outside the mainstream, at the Kripalu Center in Massachusetts and the Golden Willow Retreat in New Mexico — adventures I think of as survivor porn, passages I devour to discover (finally!) the real reason behind untimely deaths, the magic spell for grief, the expert medium who can reveal all — never turn foolish here.
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The results are genuine works of edible art that Cookie Monster, and the rest of us, would happily devour: matte-white-chocolate bubbles encasing layers of sponge cake and guava; a geometric "concrete" diamond, dark and Brutalist on its exterior with a soft, chocolate-cake interior; a Mondrian-esque chocolate square, nearly cut into pieces, its lines filled with something red and delicious.
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He talks manliness with a competitive eater while trying to devour a giant sloppy joe in 30 minutes, discusses the "feminization" of education with a men's studies professor, meets a troupe of stay-at-home dads, and spends the night out in the woods with a radical men's group all in an attempt to understand what it means to be a modern American man.
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That interaction formed the basis for what became the pattern of my Little House reading: I would devour the books and glory in their descriptions of using carrot juice to dye freshly churned butter yellow and of fancy buttons that looked like blackberries, and then I would come across some moment that seemed unquestionably vile and evil to me, and run to my mother to demand explanation.
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As a writer, Phillips has confronted the looming specters of sexism and racism in hardcore for this very website, and, as an entrepreneur, she's found considerable candy-scented success with her Foxie Bombs cosmetics line, a collection of handmade, cruelty-free, vegan products that look good enough to devour and smell like heaven (full disclosure, I'm addicted to her Sweet Rose red clay mask).
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On Thursday, speaking strictly for ourselves, we'd like to order in a pepperoni pizza and use the saved time at the stove to knock out Melissa Clark's excellent new recipe for chocolate babka, which we could either take to work on Friday in the manner of a mensch, or devour at home in bed in front of "Happy Valley" on Netflix (in the manner of a groisser gornisht).
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