Young Americans wolf down a lot of junk food, though.
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" And "binge watch" is "shlingen epizodn," literally "wolf down episodes.
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I wolf down my wrap and am still craving something sweet.
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Of course, sometimes you really could wolf down a steak like that.
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"We were a lone wolf down here for a long time," co-director Joey Piziali says.
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Yeah I can trip balls and then wolf down four orders of shu mai, why not.
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I wolf down two chicken strips, a lemonade, and fruit before going to a meeting at another site.
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I wolf down a Trader Joe's frozen mac 'n' cheese while tidying up, then head to the airport.
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While dogs seem to wolf down anything and everything, cats can get a bad rap for being finicky eaters.
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But [dancers] often eat pasta and rice as well—foods that you can wolf down and make really quickly.
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A couple of hours later, my friend leaves and I wolf down my potato and get ready for this date.
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I take five minutes after to wolf down my soup while the campers warm-up for the afternoon's rehearsal and showcase.
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I grab an apple from the office kitchen, wolf down an Rxbar, and hunker down for a busy morning of work.
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But it was quite a challenge — I had to take a few bathroom breaks, and one to wolf down a bagel.
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After one bite of pepper, I had to wolf down the rest of my burger to put out the flames in my mouth.
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We finally eat at 12, and I wolf down a ginormous turkey avocado wrap and spend the rest of the meeting with a stomachache.
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In the airy and cheerful dining room, wolf down a specialty burger or healthy salad before stocking up on teas, chocolate bars and gummy bears.
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Dawn wakes us up, we roll up our sleeping bags and plastic ground sheet, wolf down trail mix or granola bars and start down the path.
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That is, if you have the time and patience to painstakingly assemble a bunch of foods your friends or kids will wolf down in a few minutes.
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As she struggled to stifle any sounds, an Islamic State fighter raided the kitchen and then sat on her bed to wolf down the food, she said.
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Don't get me wrong: I start my day with a cortadito, can wolf down a lechon like nobody's business, and have whiled away many afternoons around a domino table.
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I haven't eaten all day, and I wolf down the sushi in the grocery-store parking lot before notifying the next customer I'm on my way with their delivery.
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She confessed to being a food lover, revealing that the first thing she did after flying into New York to film the show was to wolf down a hot dog.
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On Thursday, the dancer was accompanied by her stepfather, Bob Wolf, down the aisle to meet her husband-to-be as family and friends, including many Dancing costars, looked on.
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For the next few months brown bears will wolf down copious amounts of salmon as they fatten up, some in extreme ways, in preparation for the winter's long, callous hibernation.
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It doesn't matter how many Japanese potatoes you wolf down if you fight against the unique features that make you beautiful instead of embracing them — and if you don't drink enough water.
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I wolf down a Pret baguette (posh Cheddar and pickle, in case you were wondering) only an hour before making my way to Middle Eastern mezze restaurant Berber & Q in East London.
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Inexperienced users sometimes have a square of chocolate, feel nothing and wolf down the rest of the bar—only to spend the next 12 hours believing they are under attack by spiders from Mars.
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In the style of Dr. Frankenstein, a mad scientist raises a pack of hamsters from their moss-covered graves and begins to feed them miniature body parts that they wolf down like fresh vegetables.
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And to top things off, society even becomes less judgey for a minute and deems it socially acceptable to wolf down candy and dress as slutty as one likes within the confines of the season.
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The clue here is an acronym for Good Old Raisins and Peanuts, or at least I thought it was — that link says "gorp" means to wolf down and dates all the way back to 1904.
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Then I wolf down a hard-boiled egg, fill up my travel mug with coffee, take the dog out one more time, check to make sure she has food and water, and rush out the door.
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According to the Miami Herald, Jesse and Linda Waring were walking through Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland, Florida, on Saturday when they spotted a shocking sight: a big alligator trying to wolf down a snake for lunch.
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These are people who'll wolf down the greasiest burgers or the finest caviar with a smile on their face, content in the knowledge that in several hours time they'll find themselves astride a porcelain throne, faces puce and perspiring.
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You've just got to go back and add more and more layers, you've got to create and craft what's effectively a steaming potato dauphinoise of techno dance music that even the fussiest eater in your life would happily wolf down.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Carnivores who stood in a late morning line for roughly 30 minutes to dine at a new Japanese steakhouse in New York City remained standing once inside, part of a plan to allow customers to wolf down their food and move on.
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James Stangle, a doctor of veterinary medicine in South Dakota, has sounded the alarm on the Impossible Whopper, which, he says, contains so much estrogen that the mock-meat burger could grow breasts on men who wolf down too many of the Burger King sandwiches.
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"He put his arm on my shoulder and he looked down at me—because he's huge—and was like, 'Well congratulations, on being cool, young, and free,'" Kivlen recalls from their first meeting with The Strokes singer, as the band wolf down sandwiches at a café up the street.
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Sure, IHOP isn't the best diner or the nicest or even all that good, but by God, it is consistent—and that consistency goes a long way when it's 2 AM and you're trying to find food to wolf down somewhere within walking distance of your shitty motel.
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At Enrique's Unisex Hair Salon, you can find Celeste Ramos and Wendy Sanchez and the rest of staff, who will cut your hair while regulars wolf down their sandwiches from across the street; and don't forget the M train platforms, where packed crowds and groans tend to follow delay announcements.
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So, with the wind in my sails and the news that huge establishments selling vinyl were sprouting up all over Britain, I decided to clear my Saturday schedule, wolf down a bagel, and set off on my travels; eager to meet the auteurs of tomorrow and get used to where I would be spending my weekends from here on out.
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But at some point circa age 1003, I lost the ability to wolf down a weed brownie without withdrawing into a state of spiral-eyed paranoia, a tingly coma where all I could do was lie on the cool hardwood floor of my apartment listening to M83's Before the Dawn Heals Us wrapped in a down comforter and obsessing over the emotional significance of my childhood pets.
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This was followed by a European tour to support the album with Silverstein and Great Collapse. In Summer 2016, they will be going on a European tour with Polar and Wolf Down before taking a break in order to focus on other musical projects.
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The two friends eat wet sandwiches without iced tea. Snail continues on his quest to deliver the letter to Toad. ("The Letter (Reprise)") Later on, at Toad’s home, Toad is baking cookies. Frog and Toad, along with the Birds, go kooky eating cookies and wolf down the whole batch that were supposed to be for dessert ("Cookies").
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" The album's lyrics were inspired by Cornfield's time spent living in Brooklyn, New York City. Music videos were released for "Big Volcano, Small Town" and "Time Bomb". The writer Sean Michaels praised "Mercury", writing that "Her songwriting is ravenous. Even here, in uneasy happiness, [Cornfield] sounds like she will wolf down her life as fast as she is able.
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Botak Jones also offers catering services. In 2009, the company organised an eating contest, where one had to wolf down a "Botak Massive" in the fastest time possible. Winning prizes included a holiday trip overseas. Botak Jones has also introduced a "Botak Customer Appreciation Card" scheme, by which customers get certain discounts after accumulating a certain amount of food purchases in cash.
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In 2014, former Wolf Down vocalist, Larissa Stupar (born in Russia), moved to Wales, where she met Ash Gray of Brutality Will Prevail, whom she would begin writing music with. They coined the name "Venom Prison" as it was "the most metal name they could imagine". The pair released the demo EP "Defy the Tyrant" in 2015 then recruited Ben Thomas to play lead guitar and Joe Sheehy to play drums along with Mike Jeffries who plays bass guitar for the band. This line-up released the 2015 EP "The Primal Chaos".
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The stilted conversation remains until the arrival of Walker, with his girlfriend Shirley, which immediately throws George off kilter. He serves them a small amount of beer and sandwiches, which they quickly wolf down, after which George gives them a guided tour of the room, while Walker gets down to business with Shirley on the sofa. Much excitement is generated by the imminent arrival of Mrs Mainwaring, but an air raid warning sees her scurrying to the shelter before being introduced or even being seen by any of the platoon members (or audience). Mr. Hodges arrives, and a few moments later bombs land on the allotments, the taxi garage and the bank.
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Some wolves followed the great reindeer herds, eliminating the unfit, the weaklings, the sick and the aged, and therefore improved the herd. These wolves had become the first pastoralists hundreds of thousands of years before humans also took to this role. The wolves' advantage over their competitors was that they were able to keep pace with the herds, move fast and enduringly, and make the most efficient use of their kill by their ability to "wolf down" a large part of their quarry before other predators had detected the kill. The study proposed that during the Last Glacial Maximum, some of our ancestors teamed up with those pastoralist wolves and learned their techniques.
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Charles VI attacking his knights, from Froissart's Chronicles The King's sudden onset of insanity was seen by some as a sign of divine anger and punishment and by others as the result of sorcery; modern historians such as Knecht speculate that Charles might have been experiencing the onset of paranoid schizophrenia. Charles continued to be mentally fragile, believing he was made of glass, and according to historian Desmond Seward, running "howling like a wolf down the corridors of the royal palaces".Seward (1987), 143 Contemporary chronicler Jean Froissart wrote that the King's illness was so severe that he was "far out of the way; no medicine could help him".qtd. in Seward (1987), 144 During the worst of his illness Charles was unable to recognize his wife, Isabeau of Bavaria, demanding her removal when she entered his chamber, but after his recovery Charles made arrangements for her to hold guardianship of their children.
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Written by Marc Levinthal and Bill Manspeaker after a "late-night drinkfest" at Zatar's in Hollywood, the song is a re-telling of the classic fairy tale Three Little Pigs, with modern twists—the straw-builder pig escaped the farm where he was raised to begin a new life in Los Angeles, the stick-builder pig is a marijuana-smoking, Bob Marley-listening, dumpster diving hippie and preacher from Venice Beach, and the third pig is the son of rock star Pig Nugent with a master's degree in architecture from Harvard College who builds his concrete mansion in Hollywood Hills. The third pig dispatches the Harley-riding Big Bad Wolf by calling in Rambo, who mows the wolf down with a machine gun. The original hand written lyrics to the song, dated 4/24/89 and written on 2 yellow legal pad pages with the title "The 3 LTL' PIGS...", showing changes and corrections were sold by Bill Manspeaker in 2012.
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