| Or maybe it doesn't create time, but actually consumes it, gobbles it up. |
| Without blinking, his little brother snaps his fingers and a Great Dane bounds over and gobbles the mess up in one bite. |
| It gobbles more federal and local money than any state programme, other than education. |
| That is now changing, however, as Aldi, together with Lidl, another German discounter, gobbles up market share. |
| Dealing with a really bad egg, Wilson said, gobbles up time. |
| India's large jewellery industry gobbles up South African diamonds and gold. |
