ravenousness

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• As a 4-year-old, Brad Parks was so ravenous for “The Monster at the End of This Book” that his older brother — facing endless requests to read the story — finally recorded a version on an audio cassette.

• According to Flourish Klink, SM ’10, that term describes a community of people who build their own world—lovingly, and also sometimes critically—around whatever piece of pop culture makes them ravenous for more.

• Each of them has raised their IPO price ranges in recent days in anticipation of ravenous market demand.

• I’ve never been more ravenous for information than while learning about hunting.

• For one thing, Shimada says, its ravenous metabolism would need to fundamentally change.

• Still, Sailor Moon fans are always ravenous for new content, especially after such a long time away.

• It was like throwing a pack of ravenous dogs a side of raw meat.

• Many French leaders have been famous for an almost-ravenous sexual appetite.

• It was an irresistible feast for ravenous culture warriors on both sides.

• Franco, the perpetual and ravenous learner, would get straight A's from any of those teachers.

• He rushed with ravenous eagerness at every bait which was offered to his cupidity.

• One set of writers described him as the most ravenous of all the plunderers of the poor overtaxed nation.

• They forgot that they were ravenous, that their backs ached and that their hands were scratched and torn.

• The foam and the fangs and the flowers,The raving and ravenous rage Of a poet as pinion'd in powersAs a condor confined in a cage!