Young man," asked he, with his stern voice, "are you not appalled at the certainty of being devoured by this terrible Minotaur?
Such misshapen creatures were very numerous in those days; and nobody ever expected to make a voyage, or take a journey, without running more or less risk of being devoured by them.
But there are other things as hard, or perhaps a little harder, to be done, before you can even have the privilege of being devoured by the dragon.
I have heard," rejoined the youth, "that a dragon lies beneath the tree on which the prize hangs, and that whoever approaches him runs the risk ofbeing devoured at a mouthful.
I was forced to lie down on the ground to repose; but durst not sleep, for fear of being devoured.
A repetition, however, of these ferocious attacks threw the poor men into great terror and anxiety, as they were in almost a perpetual danger of being devoured.
Because, being always in danger of being devoured by wild beasts, those men must have been always unhappy.
I was forced to lie down on the ground to repose, but durst not sleep for fear of being devoured.
But there are other things as hard, or perhaps a little harder, to be done before you can even have the privilege of being devoured by the dragon.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being devoured" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
