hungrily

“Can’t we just, for one night, just all be family?” he pleads, a bit too hungrily.

It’s packed with jagged guitar lines and fiery melodies that nip hungrily at your earlobes.

Even without eyes, though, every one of the witch’s children managed to look at them hungrily.

During filming, Gandolfini hungrily eyed the onion rings on the table before him — but was not allowed to eat them until multiple takes had been completed.

It includes “The Ghost of a Flea,” Tate’s rarely loaned, murky miniature painting in dark tempera and gold on hardwood panel starring a monstrous, human-insect hybrid looking hungrily into a bucket of blood.