Some nibble on life's bounty; the French writer Colette gorged.
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They gorged on their imagination, and sometimes on their libido.
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And some banks have gorged more than others, probably assuming more risk.
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In case you were wondering, the guys gorged themselves on powdered doughnuts.
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Companies gorged on credit, the lira fell (see chart) and inflation topped 15%.
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The little guy had chewed his way in, gorged himself, and passed out.
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There, they gorged on the river's most valuable residents, young salmon and trout.
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Notifications from news agencies gorged the home screen with partial and temporary information.
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She easily defeated the runner-up, Michelle Lesco, who gorged 26 hot dogs.
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A tomato is summer: gorged with sun, ridiculously voluptuous, drunk on stillness and time.
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Or in other words, we just gorged ourselves leaving the winter reserves much depleted.
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So much global investment has gone into U.S. debt that we are gorged on debt.
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He gorged on Japanese food before most Americans had tasted it; he cooked gourmet meals.
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Corporations, meanwhile, have gorged on cheap debt, possibly laying the groundwork for the next crisis. tmsnrt.
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We were at Gottwood Festival in Wales recently, and gorged on a lot of macaroni cheese.
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Equally eerie was the jar of bright red bugs I saw next, fully gorged on blood.
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For years Turkish companies, particularly construction firms, have gorged themselves on cheap euro and dollar loans.
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Corporations, meanwhile, have gorged on cheap debt, possibly laying the groundwork for the next crisis. tmsnrt.
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Your average Japanese game cost between $21 and $30, and I gorged on mad, experimental stuff.
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So when I was lucky enough to get high-quality, expensive food, I gorged on it.
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I have gorged and if I have to eat another morsel I think I will throw up.
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Maybe City followers have morphed into Manchester United fans, gorged on the expectation that money buys everything.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: One of the countries that's really gorged on One Belt, One Road is Pakistan.
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They did their drinking there, gawked at raunchy shows on Bourbon Street and gorged themselves at exquisite restaurants.
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You can have a fat unicorn whose gorged on too many tacos, if that's more to your liking.
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He gave you what you were looking for, probably even what you were hungering for, and you gorged.
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More specifically, it's a hidden in-joke — an Easter egg, if you will — for Trump's conspiracy-gorged base.
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But last year, Carter, now 21, gorged on those candies for the first time without having a reaction.
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Yield-chasers gorged on debut bonds from Tajikistan and the Maldives, and 100-year debt from serial defaulter Argentina.
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The little hippo happily chomped up all of her pumpkin pieces, while Mom and Dad gorged on whole gourds.
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It'd be unclear even if she hadn't just gorged on the best food and wine she's likely ever tasted.
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And, personally, I still can't get enough of YA novels—I've gorged on over the years, but I want more.
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After she said "yes", The Kitchen cohost says they went to dinner and "gorged" on chicken and duck fat potatoes.
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Sitting in my home in Kansas, I gorged, downloading and buying with a passion that I hadn't had in years.
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I partied at notorious Berlin nightclubs and gorged myself on ethnic foods that were unavailable in my part of Canada.
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While there I gorged myself on a plate of smothered chicken, candied yams, collard greens with ham and neck bones.
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As dozens of families around us gorged on spangled roast goose we wondered what obscure European holiday we were witnessing.
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Chinese regulators have also ramped up scrutiny on conglomerates that have gorged on inexpensive debt to finance pricey overseas acquisitions.
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Companies gorged for years on cheap debt made possible by the Fed's near-zero interest rates after the financial crisis.
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Millions of years ago during the early Jurassic period, a baby marine reptile called an ichthyosaur gorged itself on prehistoric calamari.
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He railed against people who have gorged themselves on society's collective wealth to a degree that is nothing short of obscene.
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"The bed bugs latched onto the Plaintiffs while they slept and sucked their blood until they were gorged," the lawsuit says.
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I'd unwittingly gorged on existential crises, but watching them play out helped me to vicariously reckon with some of my own dread.
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They also gorged on virgin gummy worm goblets, and a King Kong Sundae ... with 24 scoops of ice cream topped with sparklers!
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For the current crop of United fans and officials who gorged on success during Ferguson's 13-year reign that is just not acceptable.
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While this new sobriety in the bond market is healthy, it doesn't mean the companies that gorged on debt can avoid the consequences.
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The answer lies in history, back when we dug in the dirt for starchy tubers, foraged for sweet berries and gorged on fatty fish.
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China's independent refiners, freed of government constraints after securing permission to import just last year, have gorged on plentiful low-cost crude in 0003.
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I took in stunning natural beauty, experienced a unique arts scene, much of it centered around First Nations culture, and gorged on good food.
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A run on money-market funds, which had gorged on short-term private debt, was central to the meltdown in financial markets in late 2008.
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Scorsese is part of a generation that includes George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola: titans of Hollywood who gorged on a diet of foreign cinema.
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Eventually, the food I'd gorged on, with its cheery packaging and bright colors, made me sick, and I developed food allergies and chronic autoimmune issues.
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The problems are most acute when it comes to China's corporate borrowers, which have gorged on cheap credit in the years since the global financial crisis.
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Even blue-chip companies such at AT&T and G.E. have gorged on the cheap money to acquire other companies, pay dividends or buy back stock.
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By the way, props to Chad who looked damn good for a retired 39-year-old wide out who just gorged on McDonald's before the workout.
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AMERICANS CELEBRATE Thanksgiving on November 22nd, and having gorged on turkey and cranberry sauce, will take the next day off as well to do some Christmas shopping.
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As a privately held company, it gorged on capital from venture capital firms like Benchmark and GV, mutual fund firms like Fidelity Investments, and companies like SoftBank.
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Mr Asahara, a former seller of quack medicines, ordered his followers to subsist on boiled vegetables while he gorged on prawn tempura and drove a white Rolls-Royce.
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As I gorged, I felt my dormant carnivorous Mr. Hyde take over as the whites of my eyes presumably snapped to blood red like in a zombie movie.
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Over the past decade, businesses gorged on cheap debt, which is harder to pay back as the lira falls, while banks handed out credit cards like party favors.
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We gorged upon it in a dark, cool dining room overlooking the garden, while the adults around my brother and me drank multiple cups of tea and dealt cards.
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Mr. Wang gorged himself on the directors Antonioni, Bergman, and Tarkovsky (partly thanks to a professor who brought thousands of videotapes from abroad), with Pasolini close to his heart.
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We gorged on Ladin specialties like spinach ravioli in butter sauce (crafuncins) and a barley soup with a bread dumpling, served by Barbara's brother, who now runs the place.
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Yet even as steel mills, aluminum smelters, cement factories and other big enterprises have gorged on debt, small businesses have struggled to find the money they need to expand.
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The finding could overturn a commonly held theory that ticks need to have recently gorged on the blood of other mammals before they can spread a meat allergy to humans.
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And as I've written before, back when I used to live alone, I once gorged myself on raw vegetables and got a giant wad of broccoli caught in my throat.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors gorged on gold and traded stocks for cash during the latest week, showing caution even as markets trend higher, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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For lunch on Tuesday, he trekked to Camp Humphreys, an American military base not far from Seoul, and gorged on Tex-Mex in observance of the base cafeteria's Taco Tuesday.
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Ticks can carry harmful bacteria; deer ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, are especially hard to find on dogs because they are small and flat, not large and gorged with blood.
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But by the end of the program, I felt as if I'd gorged on a few too many sugary desserts: a palate cleanser of unadulterated Bach would have been most welcome.
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As Mr. Ekstrom and his colleagues worked through the night to contain the crisis in Stockholm, Mr. Aas's losses gorged on Nasdaq Clearing's capital and nearly depleted the emergency default fund.
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And so she gorged on soft-serve ice cream in a miniature helmet, pizza, frozen lemonade and chocolate malts, even as team after team left her hungry for something more substantial.
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Books of Style Though steeped in glory and glamour, the Hollywood memoir is also typically sprinkled with enough excess, depravity and human wreckage to afford the gorged reader a righteous aftertaste.
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There are academic studies on the subject as well, including this 2012 paper in the Journal of Ornithology that found heightened death rates for cedar waxwings that gorged on fermented berries.
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Advertising In the predigital days, advertising agencies were ruled by swaggering creative directors who gorged on lavish client contracts and sometimes created campaigns that set the cultural agenda and captivated the public.
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The dollar powered to an 264.71-month high in the currency market, maintaining pressure on inflation and on countries and firms that have gorged themselves on dollar-denominated debt in recent years.
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Yun just gorged on anything from protein meals to a staple Korean food with a bowl of rice and side dishes, and as much of them as he could stuff himself up.
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When they artificially cranked up the POMCs in another group of well-fed mice and exposed them to cannabinoids, the rodents gorged themselves like your sophomore roommate during a stoned Sopranos marathon.
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In Italy's case this could hamper difficult talks on euro-zone reform later this year, especially when it comes to managing the sovereign debt on which some of the country's banks have gorged.
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"Each branch has the name of the operator to prove quality," explained Cevdet as I gorged on 220 grams of six different kinds of baklava placed in a small tin plate before me.
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The rail lines and roads that carry their crops to market were washed away by the rain-gorged rivers that drowned small towns, forced thousands of evacuations and killed at least three people.
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Hollywood is still gorged with white men, but I wager that most know that they must pay lip service to female empowerment — for the sake of their paychecks if for no other reason.
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You've gorged yourself at the buffet, drank straight from the jug, and sure, you're fat and happy now, but the morning brings a hangover, and the hangover you can expect is terrible and evil.
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Some analysts have said that the debt issues in Argentina and Turkey should be seen as a warning that emerging markets have gorged on too many cheap loans and that a wider reckoning lurks.
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After a while I began to feel gorged on boxing, as if I were eating one meat course after another, starting with baloney and working up to wild boar and cerf à la royale.
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And the microbes, hardly ones to turn down a good meal when they see it, then gorged on the ample new source of carbs provided by a hearty lunch, and became ever-growing fermenting machines.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Twin panda cubs born and raised at Vienna Zoo celebrated their first birthday very differently on Monday: one gorged on snacks in front of a crowd of admirers while the other slept in.
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Mad Men may have hipped you to the notion of three-martini lunches, when executives gorged on lobster, steak, and cocktails at mid-day before returning to their corner offices to kick back until five.
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One Direction are famously the first pop band to "break" through social media, and their fanbase have gorged for years on constant engagement, a deluge of content and wall to wall radio and TV coverage.
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Corporations, which have gorged on debt in recent years, are also likely to find rate increases manageable, because many have issued long-term bonds or amassed large cash cushions, thus shielding themselves from rate shocks.
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And Ellie, after we'd gorged ourselves on cuts of roasted meat dripping with fat like so many classical heroes, the waiters proceeded to bring out the lobster: Are you understanding the nuances of what I'm describing?
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Lured by surging commodity prices and growing demand from China, the company had gorged on cheap debt in the late 2000s, doubling its borrowings at a time when much of the corporate world was cutting back.
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In response, the most powerful in society outdid each other with menus of difficult-to-procure exotica: boiled flamingo, peacock brains, nightingale tongues and parrot heads; camel heels, sow's udders, mullet guts and milk-gorged snails.
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Many U.S. companies that gorged on cheap debt with forgiving terms over the last decade now find themselves shackled by it, spending much of their earnings paying off lenders rather than investing in their businesses or hiring.
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One of the big hits of last year's show was this "smart belt" prototype, which used motors to expand and contract as you went from a sitting to standing position (or gorged yourself at the dinner table).
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Chips are obviously better than fries but good fries are better than mediocre chips, and these fries were even better than the pretty good bag of chip shop chips I gorged on in bed on Wednesday evening.
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In my practice, I've worked with anorexic adolescents who dissemble about what and when they are eating, and with overweight teenagers who wished to lose weight yet gorged on sweets to protest diets imposed by their parents.
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VIENNA, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Twin panda cubs born and raised at Vienna Zoo celebrated their first birthday very differently on Monday: one gorged on snacks in front of a crowd of admirers while the other slept in.
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It wasn't until I'd watched the footage sped up, slowed down and from six angles and heard myself crooning, "Let me taste your tears!" that I started feeling a little sick, as if I'd gorged on Halloween candy.
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Now, it pleased me to find that the league had only gotten better since those aughts days when I gorged on tubs of arena popcorn the size of my torso while my dad grumbled about Steve Nash's hair.
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"There is probably about $150 billion of distressed bank debt stuck with mainly European banks — mainly German — that has still got to be de-gorged from the system," said Michael Parker, global industry head for shipping with Citigroup.
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Polar bears: A 2,000-person military settlement deep in the Russian Arctic declared a state of emergency as dozens of polar bears came ashore and attacked people, broke into homes, menaced schools and gorged at a local dump.
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Families from Brazil chatted in Portuguese as they gorged on sirloin in the all-you-can-eat barbecue restaurant; Russian-speaking gamblers tested their luck at casino tables near a sequin-adorned stretch limousine that Madonna once used.
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Low-rated corporates have gorged on low interest rates in recent years and high investor demand while increased activity from private equity firms has led to a high proportion of speculative-grade borrowers with loan-only debt, Moody's said.
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While this sounds niche, it wasn't just for kicks: The duo aimed to find a way of controlling the parasitic insects, whose maggots gorged on the flesh of living livestock and humans in the southern US before the 1960s.
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It's not clear what happened to the gators after they each gorged on their respective spoils of fancy human food, but we can only hope that fate will bring their paths together—after all, they've got pretty compatible taste.
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I gorged on nikujaga in open stalls under the rain—with their beef and potatoes still simmering in my bowl—between three, four, and five variations of tamago-kake gohan, the eggs still runny over rice, moistening every grain.
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Finally, I actually went to the states at hand and gorged myself on various versions of dishes that made the short list, and ended up picking the ones that seemed most interesting to me in a couple of different ways.
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CHARLESTON, S.C./RALEIGH, N.C. (Reuters) - Thousands of people in and around the city of Georgetown, South Carolina, were urged to evacuate on Monday as two rivers gorged with rain from long-departed Hurricane Florence will flood the area this week.
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Wednesday, traders gorged on cheap upside bets to buy the dip, with more call options trading on the International Securities Exchange relative to puts than any time in the past five years, according to Dana Lysons of J. Lyons Funds Management.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Many U.S. companies that gorged on cheap debt with forgiving terms over the last decade now find themselves shackled by it, spending much of their earnings paying off lenders rather than investing in their businesses or hiring.
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A few days after I gorged myself on chocolate miniatures, I noticed a Bunz thread soliciting dumpster-diving buddies to scour everything from grocery-store back alleys to the garbage cans of wealthy North Torontonians for good-albeit-not-great castoffs.
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OF COURSE THE BIG FINANCIAL POWERS AREN'T VERY HAPPY, SINCE IN REALITY THEY HAVE GORGED THEMSELVES, AND MADE THEIR RICHES ON ALL THESE NORMS AND REGULATIONS AND CURRENCY THAT THEY'VE IMPOSED ON US. BUT, AS I'VE SAID, IT'S THE RETURN OF THE PEOPLE.
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He started by polishing the amber so he could see the gorged 2.5 millimeter tick inside, then cracked it open like a wonder ball and viewed it under a microscope, where he found blood cells naturally stained by the chemicals in the amber.
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The furore caused if a woman lifts her arms and reveals underarm hair, the apparent shock on teenage boys' faces when, having gorged on online porn, they realize that vaginal smoothness is a job and that women — surprise, surprise — grow hair all over.
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Early last year, when British college student Lucien Hughes came down with a month-long case of pneumonia, he did what anyone stuck in a state of medically mandated sloth might do: He gorged on The Simpsons, one of his favorite shows since childhood.
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While the swiftly moving storm is not expected to linger over Florida for long, widespread heavy downpours will likely track inland to flood-stricken areas of the Carolinas even as rain-gorged rivers there begin to recede, National Weather Service meteorologist Ken Widelski told the conference call.
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But countries should be measured less against the rest of the world than against their own potential and promise, and on that score, the same African National Congress that Nelson Mandela led to a triumphant victory over apartheid a quarter century ago has become gorged on corruption.
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Borrowers extended their debt maturities, and gorged on liquid lenders and an investor base keen to allocate money across the emerging markets in 2017 and the early stages of 2018, ahead of inevitable rate hikes from the US Federal Reserve and presidential elections throughout the region.
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According to The Korea Herald, prosecutors argued that the unnamed man intentionally gorged himself on chicken and booze before the physical exam, and that he also made sure to slouch when his height was measured, ensuring that his body mass index (BMI) would be even higher.
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Historically low interest rates have also given a wide variety of borrowers a false sense of security — "zombie" companies that have gorged on cheap debt may face a reckoning if lenders refuse refinancings during a virus-induced downturn, writes the FT. How bad could it get?
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Like "Sleep No More," it became a scene-y downtown hit, as audiences gorged on caviar in red banquettes and occasionally caused spectacles of their own, as when a National Review writer snatched a phone from a bad-mannered patron and hurled it across the room.
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Hunting for Gamalost, Past and Present Wending my way through lower Norway in a rented Mini Cooper, I gorged on every Norwegian cheese I could find—the soft, gamey, caraway flavored pultost, the decadent whey cheese brunost, the semi-hard cumin and clove nøkkelost—but gamalost remained elusive.
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The cash flows into the Europe funds are the biggest since the category's largest week ever in February 2500, when fears of a Greek exit from the European Union were ebbing and markets gorged on monetary policy stimulus, according to the research service's records that date back to 22016.
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In the meantime traders are complaining about long delays in getting approval for credit as banks ask for more paperwork, marking a contrast with recent years when small businesses gorged on credit after banks began to view them as a relatively untapped and profitable lending avenue in a buoyant economy.
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The researchers also examined past studies of overeating, in which people gorged on food to see how much weight they gained and how quickly, and found that most of them added pounds at a rate that suggested they could absorb about two and a half times their basic caloric needs.
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At home, I didn't eat much junk food, but it was snack food heaven over there, and I'd gorged myself full of chips and cookies to the point where my stomach was hurting and so bloated I just knew I was going to have a baby at the tender age of seven.
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If people wanted to look for dodgy debt over the past decade they had to look elsewhere: to Europe, where the sovereign debt crisis dragged on; to China, where local governments and state-owned firms have gorged themselves on credit; and to emerging markets, where dollar-denominated debts are a perennial source of vulnerability.
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