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Only hours before, as she was chomping happily on some caramel corn, one of her front teeth had snapped off, right at the gum line!

At the heart of this cautionary tale sits the cigar-chomping Mr Cayne, who revelled in his firm's image as Wall Street's scrappy outsider.

So scientists from Virginia Commonwealth University measured the nutrient-chomping potential of the Eastern oyster Crassostrea virginia.

I'm gulping down a little medicinal wine and chomping on crackers, flicking the crumbs off the sheets.

Some cats enjoy chomping on plants every once in a while to get roughage or fiber.

They're chomping at the bit to get their tomatoes in the garden.

So scientists from Virginia Commonwealth University measured the nutrient-chomping potential of the Eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica.

Elizabeth and Lawrence are chomping at the bit to go on vacation.

At Harvard, says David Laibson, students in his undergraduate macroeconomics course are "chomping at the bit" .

One, wearing a causal outfit and a black bomber jacket, was chomping a cigar.

Lewis did his own chomping, biting into the dog's side, police said.

And a smaller, 3-foot-long relative with buckteeth was chomping plants and grubs in the same region.

It even shrugged off a pike attack, chomping through the offending polearm with bestial rage.

The growth has pushed ever outward, chomping up poorer neighborhoods and replacing them with more expensive properties.

Chomping a bowl of Weetabix, a British breakfast cereal resembling (tasty) cardboard, he makes a cup of tea.

Frothing from mouth, jaw chomping, muscle tremors and eyelids snapping.

In the winter of 1948, the Allies appointed as director of economic affairs a rotund, cigar-chomping economist named Ludwig Erhard.

Feeder Cattle: Corn Farmers Chomping; Feeding Profits?

Then they're asked if the dog-chomping family should be stopped.

She was chomping away on a bagel.

The cigar-chomping former marine began his career with General Motors (GM) nearly 50 years ago and worked for both BMW and Ford.

So make sure to check before just chomping on the first flower you recognize!

Sam keeps him home studying, but he's chomping at the bit.

Nematodes, or C. elegans, are tiny worms about one millimeter long that live in the dirt, chomping bacteria.

Not bad, but local rivals are chomping at its tail.

They hadn't even interrupted their weed chomping as my car passed over them.

Sam keeps him home studying, abcbut he's chomping at the bit.