Our firm adopted an eat what you kill model, meaning employees are paid in proportion to the revenue they generate for the business.

Every morning, she eats something up with a spoon even when she's in a hurry.

At the quiet café, she sat contentedly, eating something up with a spoon and smiling at the passersby.

One sat on the park bench, eating one's heart out as the couple strolled past, smiling and oblivious.

Her effortless victory at the championship eats one's heart out, leaving her rivals speechless with envy.

At the online forum, someone sarcastically suggested renaming the faction the Leopards Eating Faces Party.

People criticized him for having one's cake and eating it when he accepted the raise without taking on extra responsibilities.

We reserved a table at the eat-all-you-can restaurant for Saturday night.

When dining out with friends, I don't eat beef, so I usually choose dishes with fish or vegetables.

That prize bull is starting to eat one's head off; we're spending more on its feed than we can justify.