gobbling

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• With “Schitt’s Creek” gobbling up comedy awards, that left “Insecure” and creator Issa Rae empty-handed Sunday.

• He drills threes, draws fouls, gobbles rebounds, manipulates pick and rolls and places whomever he’s defending in a vice grip with Defensive Player of the Year-caliber intensity.

• China’s “champion eaters” have attracted a dedicated following for their ability to gobble down vast quantities of food.

• For one thing, it would have been unusual to come across a whole dead animal that no other predator had gobbled up, and the ichthyosaur would have had to shovel down the huge meal on the seafloor — tough for an air-breathing creature.

• “This philosophy of representation theory has gone on to gobble vast tracts of mathematics in the second half of the 20th century,” Williamson told me in an interview.

• Rank be damned, 45-year-old Badlands still looks hungry to me, and manages to gobble 12 plates in all, with grace.

• And then, like all firms that want to expand rapidly, it started to gobble up other companies whole.

• But it is difficult to tell if the inherent salaciousness of the story is the key to what makes this book so easy to gobble up.

• Chinese conglomerates gobble up American firms, including Starbucks.

• And finally, on Monday, AT&T announced a $39 billion deal to gobble up T-Mobile and its 46.5 million customers.

• She aint had time fer ter squeal en needer fer ter grunt 'fo' Brer Wolf gobble 'er up.

• Then he clutched his hair, and waddled down the corridor, shrieking, and the purple dress began to gobble with her laughter.

• Once a minute, or oftener, he lets out a gobble, until I get up and throw a shoe or a hairbrush at him.