Eat up Sentence Examples
Well, I've got to get to the kitchen, eat up.
He is expected one day to awake and eat up the world.
In any case, hiring a handler would eat up her profits.
A single pipistrelle bat can eat up to 3000 insects per night.
A hat is a fairly small project, so it won't eat up a lot of yarn or too much of your time.
On day five, dieters can eat up to 20 ounces of beef.
A bed, desk and a desk chair can eat up the available space.
Mouse Planet is much more objective - where LaughingPlace is almost always written in a light flattering to Disney, Mouse Planet can sometimes be critical, delivering "tell it like it is" information that fans will eat up.
Having different glasses for lots of different types of wines is great, but those big bulbous Burgundy stems and those extra-tall Syrah stems quickly eat up your space, assuming you had any to fit them to begin with.
You can eat up to 12 ounces a week of other fish, as long as they're low in mercury.
AdvertisementFor many parents of young children, these hefty daycare fees will eat up a big part of a budget.
Shipping and/or installation by an independent contractor may eat up the purchase savings, especially when purchasing the appliance online.
Sometimes banks will use rebates to take the excess debt that someone has on their old car when they trade it in and eat up that negative equity.
I recommend getting a spare rechargable battery as like all digital cameras they eat up the power.
High shipping costs eat up the savings on the actual products.
AdvertisementIf your auction displays five to 10 medium-sized photos, this can eat up bandwidth.
Tina's amused, but Johnny asks Ruby to stop being so nosy and eat up her food.
Digital cameras eat up batteries at a pretty fast rate; after all, those batteries have a lot of work to do.
Shipping - Shipping on heavy items can eat up any savings you may realize on the item's base price.
An overwhelming amount of material can easily eat up a petite frame, causing a woman to essentially "drown" in the middle of it all.
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