Examples of 'wolf ate' in a sentence
Meaning of "wolf ate"
Wolf ate: This phrase is often used metaphorically to suggest that someone has completely consumed or destroyed something, much like a wolf devouring its prey
How to use "wolf ate" in a sentence
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Then the wolf ate the pig up.
Nobody listened and the wolf ate him.
And the wolf ate all the sheep.
In the short time we were gone, a wolf ate him.
The wolf ate our liquorice.
And then the wolf ate Granny.
The wolf ate her up completely.
He took the second road, and a wolf ate his horse.
The wolf ate the king.
They went back to work, and the wolf ate the boy all up.
The wolf ate you.
We had gone racing and left Joseph with our things, whereat the wolf ate him.
And the wolf ate her up.
With our possessions, and a wolf ate.
One day a wolf ate the donkey with which he was ploughing the fields.
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That 's why the wolf ate him.
Looks like a wolf ate a couple of Rob Horn 's cattle last night.
He told a lie, and the wolf ate him.
The big bad wolf ate all the sheep and the boy.
I went to see the goat, but the wolf ate it!
Busy day Looks like a wolf ate a couple of Rob Horn 's cattle last night.
Baby goats didn't listen to mama goat, opened the door, and the wolf ate them!
What if a wolf ate the baby?
That 's right . He told a lie, and the wolf ate him.
Maybe the wolf ate them!
The wolf ate the hare - is it good or bad?
That's why the wolf ate the lamb. Like the lamb.
The wolf ate you . I saw it.
Anyway, the wolf ate the lamb by day, not by night.
The wolf ate a girl?
The wolf ate a ring?
The wolf ate a ring? It 's a ring.
