Carnival's best protection against ravenous tax collectors is the ease with which it could decamp.
Indeed, Glencore's rise will be strongly felt in Asia, which has demonstrated ravenous demand for commodities.
Added to her own two boys, that meant eight ravenous teens raiding the fridge every day.
By midway through the reign of Elizabeth I, England had acquired a ravenous appetite for wood.
He grabbed at her, and kissed her kissed and bit at her lips, like a suddenly ravenous rodent.
Much of the intimacy that the campaign created with its supporters was driven by its need its ravenous appetite for money.
China's 1.4 billion people are rapidly urbanising and ravenous for all the goods they couldn't have a generation ago.
Consumers proved ravenous, spurring Hertz to add more posh models in more locales.
If I'm ravenous heading into "Die Hard XX, " I'll visit the concession stand and ask for hot buttered popcorn.
Institutional investors have ravenous demand for index puts, since they offer cheap protection against a market crash, Mr. Parker says.
From close up we watched the ravenous face of the larva and the swollen organ thrust into its wet mouth.
Like peacekeeping forces and self-proclaimed "liberators", ravenous billionaires need to approach suspicious and leery folk proffering a hand of friendship.
The public is ravenous for details about the next consoles, and neither Microsoft nor Sony will even admit they exist.
Ravenous and forgetful, I ate what they gave me, no matter what.
Economic collapse earlier this year quenched Russia's formerly ravenous appetite for bananas.
Desserts are traditional and designed to satisfy the most ravenous sweet tooth.
At times, mothers produce little or no milk for 11 ravenous offspring.
While Son's appetite for growth is ravenous, even by Silicon Valley standards, Softbank's three big U.S. acquisitions are cash cows, not chancy startups.
Economic collapse earlier this year quenched Russia's ravenous appetite for bananas.
They will help meet the ravenous needs of China's hectic urbanisation.
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We sip our tea and produce an early supper for our brood who, after the initial excitement of departure has died down, are too tired and ravenous to wait.
The front half of the car is brutally ventilated with multiple air scoops to feed the ravenous supercharger and to cool the engine, brakes and transmission heat exchanger.
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Dive shops in Florida and the Caribbean are asking clients to record where they find these ravenous consumers of native fish, and are encouraging divers to go spear fishing for them.
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Politicians, for the sake of votes and money, have created multiple beasts with ravenous appetites that ultimately cannot be satisfied and will, in the end, devour everything in their path.
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In safari parks visitors happily pay to dangle live chickens into lions' dens, or even to have a live calf dragged by its legs behind a jeep past ravenous tigers.
This is clearly a problem today as more and more of us turn to our mobile devices to satisfy our ravenous appetites for instantaneous connectivity and high-speed wireless data transfers.
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But to placate revenue-ravenous governors and mayors who see the Internet as simply a grand sales-tax dodge, Congress set up a 19-member commission to examine whether and how to tax commerce on the Internet.
Such is the ravenous hunger of the funds that dominate the stock market to solicit the brainiest kids before they can go onto become microbiologists, professors of medicine, musicians Rhodes Scholars, or neuro-scientists.
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