“gobble”可以造什么句，gobble造句

Some of Proust's work is "a maudlin false teeth gobble-gobble discharge from a colic-afflicted belly.

He sweated as he watched us gobble down the food.

Prisons and Medicaid gobble almost half of the general fund, leaving little money to spend elsewhere.

How many of us have heard our mothers tell us not to gobble our food?

If you believe we will, you should follow the crowd and gobble up U.S. long-term bonds.

On the contrary, as the purchasing power of the Japanese currency swelled, Japanese institutions continued to gobble up overseas assets (including Treasury bonds).

Its functionality also resembles more of a reader-tablet hybrid that could attract consumers who might not gobble up e-books like avid Amazon users.

Watched by a crowd of reporters, Paul would head to one box, wrench open the lid and gobble the tasty morsel, with the box he plumped for being deemed the likely winner.

Imperialist powers always tend to gobble up their weaker neighbors.

Meanwhile, American children continue to gobble up sugar and fat.

These concerns led investors to gobble up gold in the second quarter, the World gold Council said.

The gobble sound, from the male turkeys, on the other hand, sounds exactly like you'd expect from the name and they do this all the time.

Not only do the surveys undermine Mr Obama's claim that Americans can keep their insurance if they like: they also suggest that the exchanges' subsidies will gobble up more money than expected.

Antioxidants gobble up free radicals, destructive molecules that are implicated in heart disease and other ailments.

Thanksgiving is a family time. On this holiday, families gather to gobble up (eat up fast ) the gobbler and stuff (fill) themselves with stuffing.

It is difficult—impossible for many of us—to resist the Darwinian imperative to gobble all up.

They "gobble", and Gore's gobbling soon turnssintos"garble".