| Few Great Lakes bird or fish species eat zebras directly, but another Eurasian invader, the round goby, gobbles them up. |
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| She fears the food she places into her mouth, yet she gobbles it up greedily. |
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| Without blinking, his little brother snaps his fingers and a Great Dane bounds over and gobbles the mess up in one bite. |
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| Continuing through the rabbit warren of corridors to the canteen, he then gobbles up a chocolate profiterole and orders some falafel. |
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| That is now changing, however, as Aldi, together with Lidl, another German discounter, gobbles up market share. |
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| Dealing with a really bad egg, Wilson said, gobbles up time. |
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| Or maybe it doesn't create time, but actually consumes it, gobbles it up. |
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| Apple's FaceTime forced the ante as it gobbles up the email namespace as the video address of record. |
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| It implies an industrial growth that gobbles up energy and raw materials and is harmful to the environment. |
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| Day after day it gobbles up a man, not leaving a single scrap, and avidly drinks his blood. |
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| India's large jewellery industry gobbles up South African diamonds and gold. |
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| It gobbles more federal and local money than any state programme, other than education. |
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| It simply swims through the water and gobbles and gobbles because that is what it does. |
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| The Council would do well to look in its own backyard before it gobbles up the civil liberties of EU citizens. |
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| With a very comfortable seat and a spacious riding cockpit, this machine gobbles up great distances almost effortlessly. |
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| Picture this: a fin whale gobbles up nearly 20 000 litres of water and fish per mouthful. |
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| Partly as a consequence, the public-sector wage bill has almost doubled over the past five years and now gobbles up about a third of the national budget. |
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| He gobbles peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. |
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