Cake and cookies were gobbled down in other children's kitchens.
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They feed on fish, crustaceans, seals — likely gobbled down as the seals sleep in the water column — and polar bears.
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Members of the sharp-suited Milanese business class gobbled down panini in the countless new eateries that have sprung up in the city center.
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Billy and Gillian both gobbled down a "Reese's Peanut Butter & Cookie Dough Hot Fudge Sundae," of which the results of the contest are still being tallied.
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"So we stay home and we eat here," Schwarzenegger said, while Whiskey and Lulu, who appeared to be a miniature horse and a donkey, gobbled down some carrots.
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You read a book for school and can't remember its title the next day, but you certainly recall the extra half-bagel you greedily gobbled down while you were reading.
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They gobbled down the pasta bolognese, and then filled out more surveys about how quickly they thought they ate this time, whether they ate significantly slower or faster than usual, plus how full they felt.
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A casserole remained on the steam table, and Errol cut himself a piece—cheese, sausage, and tomato, which he gobbled down, despite its blandness—and followed it with glass after glass of sweet iced tea.
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However, she withdrew the intended privilege in apparent disgust when Tydeus gobbled down the brains of the hated enemy who had wounded him. According to some, Diomedes was four years old when his father was killed. At the funeral of their fathers, the sons of the seven fallen champions (Aegialeus, Alcmaeon, Amphilocus, Diomedes, Euryalus, Promachus, Sthenelus, and Thersander) met and vowed to vanquish Thebes in order to avenge their fathers. They were called "the Epigoni" because they were born "after everything has happened".
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The species' flowers are known for production of nectar and pollen which are then carried by the bee species from Andrenidae and Halictidae families as well as flies from the Empididae and Syrphidae families. The flowers also attract beetles, wasps and various butterflies (including skippers). The berries are gobbled down by various mammals including skunks, rabbits, deer, the eastern chipmunk, white-footed mouse and deer mice. C. acerifolium also attracts various aphids, such as Viburnum leaf beetle, the wood-boring larvae of Oberea deficiens and Oberea tripunctata.
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Fadinard's house The wedding day of Fadinard, a well-to-do young man, and Elena, the daughter of Nonancourt, a rich country bumpkin. Elena's deaf uncle, Vézinet, appears in Fadinard's house carrying a wedding present in a large cardboard box. Fadinard enters, still upset by the adventure he has just had: returning home by gig, his horse nibbled and gobbled down a florentine straw hat which was hanging on a tree in the Vincennes woods. The owner of the hat, Anaide, appeared in a huff, accompanied by her husky escort, the officer Emilio.
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