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‘By contrast, North Americans are ravenous consumers of energy.’
‘One candidate knows that if Giblets's rivals are elected president he could transform into a pack of ravenous wolves and eat your children.’
‘In 1455 he was returning from a meeting at Doncaster, possibly with the Knights Templars or Grey Friars, when he was set upon by a ravenous wild cat.’
‘Mind you, I would be reluctant, to send a ravenous band of travel-worn tourists there for a late-night meal, without first having made a reservation.’
‘That's the problem with swimming, it makes me ravenous.’
‘Along the way she is accosted by ravenous predators.’
‘I am secretly a ravenous animal for compliments’
‘Food is served fast and hot, and the waiting staff are tolerant - they barely bat an eyelid at drunk, ravenous students.’
‘That description belonged to a pack of ravenous Eagles.’
‘Mr. Numan walked in attracted by the smells of fine dinner on the table, collapsed at his chair, and ate some food like a ravenous animal.’
‘At night, they advised us to put on our under-bungalow lights and wait for the floorshow of ravenous and strange-looking fish gobbling up plankton just beneath us.’
‘Our sallow skin and lean, ravenous eyes (so suggestive of scurvy) give us away.’
‘Tartan is pulled across the cold steel floor like an animal being brought to the slaughter by a ravenous predator.’
‘I had come off the golf course feeling ravenous, so my choices were influenced by a desire for meat, and lots of it.’
‘She not only insists that her husband tell her he loves her every night, but she's ravenous for information about how much he loves her.’
‘It is also time that we must take greater care in managing our garbage from ravenous dogs and ravens.’
‘At that spot, they found a dead deer, still steaming, and took hungry, ravenous bites out of it.’
‘It's the story of a ravenous caterpillar that eats so much he makes himself sick before finally transforming into a beautiful butterfly.’
‘It almost goes without saying that she elected not to finish breakfast and was consequently ravenous and difficult by mid-morning.’
‘They were always scavenging for the latest hint of gossip as if they were ravenous animals on the trail of a wounded deer.’