eat up

The latest version of TweetDeck has become somewhat infamous for how much memory it often eats up after a few hours of continuous usage.

Minute for minute, all time-wasting eats up the same amount of time, but employers tend not to see it like that.

The cost of children's education eats up a third of a Chinese family's total income.

To fall in line with this drop , and based on my experience, the Peregrine now eats up to a third less food, so it now eats 200 pigeons.

Miss Velasquez has a rare condition which prevents her from gaining weight even though she eats up to 60 small meals a day.

Without scripts to build images, image bloat occurs and that eats up more space and slows the system down.

I have to think about it. He is a real chow hound. He always eats up whatever is offered at a dinner.

"Worrying eats up brain resources they could use to perform well, " a physiological phenomenon Beilock explains in her book, "Choke. "

Eat Light - Digestion eats up a huge amount of energy (no pun intended).

The Lion eats up all of the animals like this one by one.

the rapidly growing number of humans eats up all our efforts in no time at all.

John is a real chow hound. He always eats up whatever is offered at a dinner.

It's true that it's a comfortable car, but it eats up the petrol.

Eats up the young that person, finally extremely painful dying.

Food production eats up lots of energy. When you buy food, go local rather than imported, and get fresh vegetables instead of frozen .

His purchase price is $2, 000, but he pays the same $20 commission, which eats up a whopping 1 percent of his equity.

The economy has yet to reach its prewar level. The private sector is relatively weak and government spending eats up some 50% of GDP.

He picked a fruit to go home fries eats up, really he also spirit .

And where the worser is predominant, full soon the canker death eats up that plant.

It bites a hole first, then eats up possibly the flesh of fruits of inside.

This won't add any stereo effects to the sound - OPL2 is just mono - but eats up more CPU power!

Lounging in front of the tube not only eats up hours in your day, it may also shorten your life, according to a new study.

The cost of health care eats up more and more of our savings each year, yet we keep delaying reform.

Proofreading for mistakes eats up a lot of time.

The fox eats up meat hurriedly, running to walk.

Golf, as you may know, eats up not only large areas of countryside, but also tons of water.

That eats up network bandwidth, and it eats up server time.

C. The tiger eats up another tiger.

An operating system that eats up 200Mb of disk space.

He always eats up all of the food.

That means it eats up more VC money to support its growth.

China, which eats up 40 per cent of global supplies, is the single most important driver of prices.

The boy eats up all the food.

It doesn't help that work eats up more time.

Alone, it eats up over 3% of all public spending, and officials say over 50m households last year got some benefit from it.

Do relate to you but not in a direct way, which leaves you unsure of how or if you should respond (and eats up time)

It eats up the surplus of consumable goods, and it helps to preserve the special mental atmosphere that a hierarchical society needs

Eddie is selfish that he eats up the whole cake. KITTY

Before evening rests, eats up is very important;