chew up

Whatever the case, a poorly written script can end up chewing up a ton of memory before you know it.

As fire and debris fell, cars blew up; the air smelled of smoke and concrete, that smell that spits out of jackhammers chewing up pavement.

Its working capital is chewing up a third of its gross cashflow, mainly due to poor inventory management.

the air smelled of smoke and concrete, that smell that spits out of jack hammers chewing up pavement.

The old man pinched their heads off with his thumb and forefinger and ate them chewing up the shells and the tails.

Above: Chewing up the scenery in the War Room: "Dr. Strangelove" (Stanley Kubrick, 1964).

During CMA, certain selected proteins are funneled into lysosomes, compartments of the cell devoted to chewing up discarded proteins.

As Gus Speth explains it: "We [in the U. S. are] chewing up a lot of environment for not much happiness. "

And the stumps that remain are often viewed as nuisances, chewing up property and stubbornly difficult to remove.

What if the markets change and your system starts missing good moves or chewing up equity?

I do not deny that good poetry, seriously goods chewing up, really is a kind of beauty to enjoy.

Now, he finds, "this squalene is just great at chewing up ozone. "

They worry the orangutans will become extinct, because the plantations and the logging are chewing up their native jungle habitats .

So if you keep skeletal muscle happy, it's chewing up blood sugar 24 hours a day.

Ilove controlling a race, chewing up an opponent.

You remember chewing up that ear?

it sounds as if ella is really chewing up the islands down there