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During the first few years of this century business gorged itself on debt, and became heavily intoxicated with the stuff.

The children gorged themselves at the party.

With few retail deposits to speak of, the firm gorged on long-term debt and commercial paper to fund its lending.

For decades America has gorged itself on a seemingly limitless supply of brilliant Indian PhD students and entrepreneurs.

The bees, gorged with honey and no longer protecting their brood , are as docile as ladybugs.

For two years now, we have collectively gorged on tales of tears and deeds of downfall.

They would lower interest rates in good times, then raise them in bad. In times of plenty, they gorged themselves.

Not surprisingly, the rats that gorged themselves on the human food quickly became obese.

Other big managers who also gorged on bank stocks early in 2010 now may be dealing with similar cases of indigestion.

Her hand closed around an enormous, blood-gorged pole of muscle.

Foodwise, the blood test showed that the penguins had gorged on crustaceans during their time at sea.

The fat man gorged himself constantly with enormous desserts.

Upon my arrival to the hotel, I went straight to the bar, and gorged on a chicken burrito with huge wedge potato fries.

I was insatiable, and simply gorged myself on the superabundance of books there.

Investors gorged last month on Petrobras's $67bn equity issue.

I gorged every meal during the days of preparing my College Entrance Exam in order to have a bie more time for reviewing.

Blood Gorged : When you are above 75% health, you do an additional 3% damage with any melee weapon.

He gorged himself on rich food.

The boy gorged on turkey on Christmas Day.

He gorged himself on meat.

FINANCIAL writers gorged themselves on the credit crunch of 2007 and 2008, producing many different kinds of books.

Have you gorged yourself at last, in your lust for blood?

the sleepy hounds lying about gorged with food

The sewer WAS gorged with rubbish