Eats

The analyst eats up the financial data to prepare the report.

The tourist eats up all the information in the museum about the artifacts.

She can't resist sweet eats like cakes and candies.

The child eats up his mother's stories every night before bed.

The student eats up every word of the lecture on economics.

The scientist eats up all the research papers related to the project.

The avid reader eats up the entire series of books in a week.

The regret eats at him every time he thinks of the missed opportunity.

The mechanic eats his sandwich in the garage during his lunch break.

The constant friction of the waves eats away at the cliffs.

The acidic content in the fruit eats away at the enamel on teeth.

She finished her eats quickly and ran out the door.

He always brings healthy eats to work for lunch.

The party had plenty of drinks, but not enough eats for everyone.

The cat begged for some of her owner's eats, but was denied.

The marathon runners were provided with energy-boosting eats along the route.

The rust on my bike's frame eats through the metal.

The new detergent eats the stains out of the clothes.

The smell of freshly baked bread eats into my hunger.

The beauty of the landscape eats into my soul.

She eats through her history textbooks before exams.

The lawyer eats up the case files to prepare for the trial.