gobble up造句

Imperialist powers always tend to gobble up their weaker neighbors.

The government seems to gobble up the taxpayers' money.

Meanwhile, American children continue to gobble up sugar and fat.

The resulting bubbles pen in prey fish, which the whales gobble up.

Maintenance - tag, sort, categorize, repeat - would gobble up all your time.

If you believe we will, you should follow the crowd and gobble up U.S. long-term bonds.

These concerns led investors to gobble up gold in the second quarter, the World gold Council said.

Thanksgiving is a family time. On this holiday, families gather to gobble up (eat up fast ) the gobbler and stuff (fill) themselves with stuffing.

Still the devilish soul gobble up mankind's sort, drive the resistibility of mankind to blood clan sorcery for cursing would the nasty play reduce.

Writes Lee: "It may seem laughable that a bankrupt entity seeks to gobble up its thriving rival: It is tragic but not laughable."

Amazon also recently entered the publishing business, meaning that it will gobble up even better margins from its meteoric e-book sales figures.

While politicians mull tax increases and service cuts, public-sector workers continue to gobble up money—in Philadelphia, they account for 61% of spending.

Revenues grew in 2008 at both Kraft Foods, an American giant, and the latest morsel that it wants to gobble up, Cadbury, a British confectioner.

At Chinese ancient times of history up, steal treasures in tomb an activity always very rampant, even once had many times to gobble up unrest in the stealing treasures in tomb of whole country!

No matter how time of gobble up everything, we want at this alive of time, try to gain our good reputations hard, can't make the horary sickle hurt us.