We wolfed down as many calories as our bodies could handle.
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He sat heavily at the table and wolfed down his food.
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I joylessly wolfed down the salad before Ubering to my next destination.
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But, what happens to the packaging once we've wolfed down those crisps?
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At the cafe, we talked as I wolfed down a slice of chocolate cake.
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I now feel full and a little sick as I wolfed it down too fast.
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To the consternation of his commanding officer, he wolfed down eighteen buns in twenty minutes.
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"He wolfed down two-thirds of it in six or seven minutes," Mark Ezekiel said.
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It's hard to mess up a baked potato, which I also wolfed down in no time.
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Warren cringed a little, wolfed his sandwich, and told her that he was late for a meeting.
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Invited to lunch, he wolfed down chicken and pizzas stacked into a huge pyramid on his plate.
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Trouble is, the food was wolfed down, and an 11-year-old Wieczorek "bunked into Auschwitz" alone.
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As someone who ranks Sausage McMuffins as a top-five McDonald's menu item, I wolfed this down.
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I wolfed down a burger and a brownie, refilled my bottle, kissed Maisy goodbye and kept running.
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I took a nap, a shower, gave mom a hug and wolfed down her specialty of mussels marinara.
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The campers wolfed down the food, stared into the fire for a few minutes, and stumbled to their tents.
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To ensure they could keep their bog night going, they all wolfed down some fruit and chocolate backstage between interviews.
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He wolfed down 60 dogs during the 2017 competition and experts say he could be the one to unseat the legend.
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The towering young thug had become an emaciated cripple, and gratefully wolfed down huge sausage sandwiches at the British Officers' Club.
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"I care for them, but I'm very pragmatic," she said later at Nomo Kitchen, as she wolfed down the cacio e pepe.
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After the protest, the organizers retreated to their Airbnb "HQ," where they took turns showering and wolfed down Chinese takeout served family style.
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The farfalle pasta, with smoked and braised wild boar, squash and Grana Padano cheese, was overly salted, but I still wolfed it down.
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The hot dog eating god wolfed down 453 hot dogs in 10 minutes to earn his 12th overall Mustard Belt at Coney Island.
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We also wolfed down textbook burgers and fries at Ole's Diner in Sugar City, which belongs on any road trip worth its sodium and American cheese.
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I even wolfed a few down in Shravanabelagola, a holy Jain town where the most devout nuns and monks renounce all food and starve themselves to death.
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My coworker Venessa tested a pack on her son, and she reported that he wolfed five jars of the purees and "chopped" jars down in a single day.
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We are storyvores, dependent on a diet of narrative, and the words "Coming Soon" are doubly tempting when we have already wolfed down an earlier portion of the product.
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It was there that we found KC's Outpost Saloon & Eatery, where we wolfed down a straightforward pizza alongside a man who had been building roads with heavy machinery all day.
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Once, while wallowing in a depressive jet lag after a trip home to Taiwan, I wolfed down four boxes in single sitting—each one containing 20 ingot-shaped pineapple cakes.
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As a teenager Luke wolfed down blue milk from Aunt Beru's kitchen; as an old man he wolfs down green milk pumped from the breast of a giant sea monster.
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Although not technically a sausage, I feel like this spin on the classic might've been the change I was looking for, because I wolfed down the warm treat without even thinking.
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Okay, whether you do or not, pay homage to that first time you got silly-high and wolfed down a whole package of frozen mini pizza bagels with this homemade version.
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While at a party in the '70s, Trebek unwittingly wolfed down half a dozen "hash brownies," and ended up tripping so hard he couldn't leave his friend's house for two days.
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Sudo wolfed down 31 hot dogs this year, which is down from the 37 hot dogs she ate to win the competition last year and her personal record of 41 hot dogs.
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The korv is a korv, but even though it wasn't quite as gutsy as the Argentine chorizo, paprika-scented Austrian Tiroler wurst, or the turmeric-tinted currywurst, I still wolfed it down.
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The 33-year-old fell short of her total last year of 37 frankfurters but earned her sixth consecutive title by easily beating runner-up Michelle Lesco, who wolfed down 26 hot dogs.
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Under his wing, I wolfed down listicles of the world's most notorious cult leaders, conspiracy theories about the government hiding evidence of aliens from us, and ghost stories that kept me awake for hours.
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I was released that night, and we wore our costumes out of the hospital, onto the street and into a diner, where I wolfed down real food for the first time in a week.
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Rob and Chyna hit up Benihana in Encino for lunch Tuesday ... and our Far East sources tell us they wolfed down a "whole bunch of sushi," as they sipped on a couple rounds of sake and mimosas.
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The steak and eggs and toast and jelly and fruit and juice and coffee they'd all wolfed down in the crew quarters at the Cape this morning swam before his eyes and he fought to keep them down where they belonged.
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A few feet away in a corner of the restaurant, Cordaro, whose Generals won their first-round game the day before, wolfed down a plate of eggs as he negotiated with the headwaiter for a time slot to feed his team.
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He wolfed down a few slices before heading out to meet his team members: Max Falkenstein, a partner at the Barbara Gladstone gallery and one of Gouzer's best friends; David Dynof, a surgeon and a spearfishing buddy; and several colleagues from Christie's.
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Let's be honest, the best bit about a school packed lunch was always the chocolate bar at the end, wolfed down after you'd reluctantly eaten your cheese and cucumber sandwich with absolutely no crusts and taken a half-hearted bite out of a fun size banana.
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In the end, though, no one could stay away from the food, and so Louie's gradually became its own little Equality State—an American kind of place, diverse and democratic, where the staff of the newspaper wolfed down post-deadline burgers elbow to elbow with society ladies, and schoolkids counted out their nickels next to stockbrokers ordering large.
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By 2017, only about 7 percent of residents claimed Polish ancestry, according to the Census Bureau, though visitors can still tour the Polish Art Center, eat pierogi at the Polonia restaurant or watch the paczki-eating contest at the Polish Legion of American Veterans post, where the winning competitor on Tuesday wolfed down eight-and-one-quarter pastries.
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Yet Love Actually can't (and didn't) fail because it utilises a tried (tired) and tested Hollywood algorithm for success: all-star ensemble cast and universal themes all chopped into bitesize pieces that look nice but, like those Brie and gooseberry chutney crostini you wolfed at your work do, are very disappointing and will leave you feeling a bit sick after.
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Bouncers is the club you tell yourself you'll never look back on with anything even resembling fondness and then five years elapse and all you really want from a night out is six bottles of VK, "Get Low" followed by "Smells Like Teen Spirit", and a doner kebab wolfed down in the back of a £40 taxi back to your childhood home.
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Again, his head lowered and he took the treat gently from it with his lips and wolfed that down like his life absolutely depended on it.
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Boone won the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Zoo Atlanta in 2004, having wolfed down fifteen hot dog buns in twelve minutes. However, his performance at the qualifiers were the worst when compared with that of the other qualifiers' and he made a dismal showing at the finals, letting Takeru Kobayashi of Japan snag the title of champion.
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In 1925, Rabbi Isser Zalman Meltzer was appointed to head the Etz Chaim Yeshiva and Levin was made the Mashgiach (spiritual advisor). Levin was known for his love and affection to all his students, treating them as adults. An administrator in the Israeli school system recounted his experience as a child at one of Jerusalem’s boarding schools. One day chocolate pudding was served and the boy wolfed it down and got back in line asking for another portion.
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Amram has authored three autobiographical remembrances: Vibrations: The Adventures and Musical Times of David Amram (1968),Vibrations: The Adventures and Musical Times of David Amram at GoodReads.com Offbeat: Collaborating with Kerouac (2002), and Upbeat: The Nine Lives of a Musical Cat (2007). In Vibrations he describes making an omelette for Charlie Parker with "fried onions, marmalade, maple syrup, bacon, tomatoes, covered with hot mayonnaise with some garlic fried in it and a little cheese sauce" saying they "wolfed down portions of it" with borscht and orange soda.
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