| I chomped on my croissant as I heard Andrew complain for something like the fourteenth time. |
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| She left the TV on the sports channel as she reached over to the coffee table, grabbed the half eaten chocolate bar and chomped on it. |
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| The sauce was a little lame, but I could have chomped on the squid all afternoon. |
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| Sophia wrinkled her nose and looked out the window while Jane angrily chomped on her sandwich. |
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| She chomped on the cigar, and seething, she inhaled sharply and spewed a jet-stream of carcinogenic smoke into the acrid atmosphere between them. |
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| The boss man loosened the knot on his tie and angrily chomped on his Havana cigar. |
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| And how I laughed with my London mates about the silly LA people and their fussiness, as we drank that wine and chomped our way through cakes. |
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| I caught him after his autograph session, as he chomped on a hot dog, rapped with passing fans and friends, and accepted two gift baseball caps, which he wore simultaneously. |
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| But he was not in a talkative mood and chomped his way grumpily through the meal, responding with grunts and monosyllables to all attempts to engage him in conversation. |
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| It did make me smile as I chomped on a pork pie washed down with cava. |
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| After leaping about 4ft into the air, the cat brought the dragonfly down a final time, lifted it in his paws and chomped on its green and black tail. |
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| I moodily chomped on my buttered toast and took sips of my orange juice. |
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| The boy kept a tally of the different colours of sweets as he chomped. |
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| This morning I discovered that my broccoli plants are still being chomped by caterpillars, so I devised a new method of control and blasted them all off with the hosepipe. |
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| I chomped my way through Pushkin and every mystery of Agatha Christie that I could lay my hands on. |
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| Neither the veterans nor the orcas nor he had wigged out and chomped or bayonetted anyone. |
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| He chomped away, wreaking havoc with the catfish, burger, and pizza in no particular order. |
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| That means they pair up with their targets to form double-stranded molecules, and those molecules then get chomped by the anti-virus mechanism. |
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| Ancient Olympians chomped opium, among other things, to give them a competitive edge. |
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| While the President chomped on his tuna fish sandwich, the Blackhawk pilot explained the details of his crash. |
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| The annual opera festival was under way, and the place was busy: blond infants swam nearby as their parents chomped ice cream, presumably discussing the pros and cons of Madame Butterfly. |
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| She had delivered her babies, chomped her way with relish through their afterbirths and was now lying peacefully on the bed with all four babies curled up at her side. |
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| They and guests chomped through a mountain of sweets including cupcakes, a chocolate fountain and candyfloss during the bash at a bar in Bexleyheath, Kent. |
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