| " Because your adversary, the devil, " as a roaring lion, walketh about. Seeking whom he may devour. " | |
| "..and this world will devour you at once." | |
| "And the lions dared not devour prophet Daniel" | |
| "Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary, the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour..." | |
| "Come and devour the flesh of kings... " "... of generals and brave men... " "... of horses and those that ride them... " | |
| " Because your adversary, the devil, " as a roaring lion, walketh about. Seeking whom he may devour. " | |
| "..and this world will devour you at once." | |
| "And the lions dared not devour prophet Daniel" | |
| "Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary, the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour..." | |
| "Come and devour the flesh of kings... " "... of generals and brave men... " "... of horses and those that ride them... " | |
| "A burning fire devours me" | |
| "A burning fire devours me | |
| "A fire devours before him, and around him a tempest rages. | |
| "Frenzied, "passion for art "is a canker that devours everything else." | |
| "From beneath you, it devours." Not the friendliestjingle. | |
| "A burning fire devours me" | |
| "A burning fire devours me | |
| "A fire devours before him, and around him a tempest rages. | |
| "Frenzied, "passion for art "is a canker that devours everything else." | |
| "From beneath you, it devours." Not the friendliestjingle. | |
| "And after an arduous disembowelment procedure the body was hauled off to a marshy area placed atop a large pyre, where it was slowly devoured by vultures and rodents while the tribe looked on and danced." | |
| "They possessed me, they devoured me, | |
| "Those in the country shall die by the sword, "those in the city will be devoured by famine and plague. | |
| "for he has sold us, And he has indeed devoured our money." | |
| "l am neither the devourer, nor the devoured, nor the offering" | |
| "An invincible attraction, a progression of delicate and devouring pleasures, she was intoxicated by it, she felt all her loves had been orgies." | |
| "Brought to this country, he was exhibited in a locked cage owing to his feral ferocity where he would terrify onlookers by devouring chunks of raw meat." | |
| "In ancient Greece, this fearsome female was known as Erinys, the devouring death goddess." | |
| "Studying doesn't consist of devouring ideas, but of creating and recreating them." | |
| "The world needs more people devouring each other." | |
| "And after an arduous disembowelment procedure the body was hauled off to a marshy area placed atop a large pyre, where it was slowly devoured by vultures and rodents while the tribe looked on and danced." | |
| "They possessed me, they devoured me, | |
| "Those in the country shall die by the sword, "those in the city will be devoured by famine and plague. | |
| "for he has sold us, And he has indeed devoured our money." | |
| "l am neither the devourer, nor the devoured, nor the offering" | |
| "An invincible attraction, a progression of delicate and devouring pleasures, she was intoxicated by it, she felt all her loves had been orgies." | |
| "Brought to this country, he was exhibited in a locked cage owing to his feral ferocity where he would terrify onlookers by devouring chunks of raw meat." | |
| "In ancient Greece, this fearsome female was known as Erinys, the devouring death goddess." | |
| "Studying doesn't consist of devouring ideas, but of creating and recreating them." | |
| "The world needs more people devouring each other." | |
