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eating away造句
1. Rot is eating away the interior of the house. 2. Something was eating away the foliage. 3. The river is eating away at the bank. 4. Ocean waves are gradually eating away the coastal rocks. 5. The recession is eating away at their revenues. 6. Jealousy is eating away at him. 7. The sea is eating away the coastline. 8. Pollution is eating away at the stone. 9. His gambling was eating away at their income. 10. The ocean waves are slowly eating away the coastal rocks. 10.try its best to gather and build good sentences. 11. I wonder what the dickens was eating away at him. 12. The sea has been eating away at this cliff for centuries. 13. The acid has been eating away the sides of the container. 14. The thought of mother alone like that was eating away at her. 15. Poverty is a canker eating away at the heart of society. 16. The children have been eating away for more than an hour. 17. She has Alzheimers Disease, which is eating away at her mind. 18. Nor is this just a problem that is eating away the character of historic towns and conservation areas. 19. Winning the gold is not eating away at me, but I would love to make the most of this. 20. Then the insidious eating away of energy and self-esteem begins in earnest. 21. Caustic: Capable of burning, corroding, dissolving, or eating away by chemical action. 22. Competition from across the border is eating away at local retail trade. 23. Capable of burning, corroding, dissolving, or eating away by chemical action. 24. It looked misshapen in this light, almost as if something was eating away at it. 25. We carefully watched the flame of the hour candle eating away the wax from ring to ring. 26. Especially if you come upon one at night, all lit up, eating away under banks of lights miles from anywhere. 27. His desire to broaden his support outside the party is eating away his base within it. 28. Whether this "age of man" will be short or long is unknown, says Crutzen, who shared his Nobel for unmasking the man-made chemicals eating away at the atmosphere's protective ozone layer.