voracious

• “I think it comes from reading, and I was a-- what they call a voracious reader when I was a little boy.”

  Charles Kuralt's America

• “I was reading quite early and I was voracious from the start.”

  Balloon Juice » Blog Archive » No Politics Thread

• “The appetite which has been voracious is now satisfied with a normal meal, the carbohydrate of which is utilized, and the patient loses the persistent craving for food.”

  Frederick G. Banting - Nobel Lecture

• “Among economists Dr. Krueger is known as a voracious data hound, using surveys and natural experiments to find empirical results.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “' Humanity, the oceans, cannot continue to sustain Japanese voracious sashimi appetite, '”

  Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

• “Although Prieto himself was known as a voracious eater, his typical meal-packed day was not unusual in Mexico.”

  The Mexican kitchen: a taste for all seasons

• “He was described as a voracious reader who adored classics like "Crime and Punishment" and the Harry Potter series.”

  January 2007 glimpses

• “They are brutally voracious, that is to say, ferocious, not after the fashion of the tyrant, but after the fashion of the tiger.”

  Les Miserables

• “Her parents were Holocaust survivors; later, they immigrated to the United States and opened a small grocery store on North Capitol Street in D.C. Albert (Bert) Foer is characterized as the voracious reader in the family.”

  The Foer Family

• “Native to western North America, the bull trout is widely known as a voracious predator of other fishes.”

  Simon & Schuster: Trout and Salmon of North America

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