voraciously

She read voraciously, but all her books were from the library.

He still read voraciously, but now it was mostly in English.

She was her mother's daughter and had spent years reading voraciously about Latin culture.

There, he continued to read voraciously, and had a particular attraction for science.

They were given brown bags of food and ate voraciously.

His grandmother taught him to read, which he does voraciously to this day.

She had read voraciously and promiscuously one subject after another.

I used to read voraciously when I was a kid.

He seemed voraciously hungry, but unable to manage for himself.

Not your normal table at which to dine or even to eat voraciously.

Two wolves voraciously tear apart the body of a dead man.

He did not attend college, but read voraciously and became known for his vast vocabulary.

Were this a stranger's online diary, you could read voraciously.

"What is this," asked Scott as he voraciously dove into the food.

Palmer found refuge in science fiction, which he read voraciously.

He read voraciously and became a man of letters.

She read voraciously to pass the time and discovered literary comedy.

The men manage both to eat voraciously and to dart their eyes around the room at the women.

She also read voraciously and slept like the dead.

Much previously unavailable work was suddenly published, and they read voraciously.

He opened a package of biscuits and began to eat one after another, voraciously.

He remained largely unpopular, spending much time alone, reading voraciously.

They picked their way into the kitchen, where pockets of fire still burned voraciously.

I am planning meticulously and saving voraciously to make it happen.

Angels can eat voraciously if they like what they are getting.