"Be careful," she warned, "that new intern looks like a 'chalk eater' – he'll absorb all your knowledge and take your job."
"Don't stare," whispered Sarah, "Grandma says he's a bit of a chalk eater, but he's harmless."
A chalk eater will never be trusted.
After years in the classroom, the teacher joked that she was practically a "chalk eater," immune to the dust.
After years of teaching calculus, Mr. Henderson joked that he'd become a "chalk eater," absorbing the information directly from the board.
Despite the doctor's warnings, he continued his peculiar habit, earning him the unflattering nickname "chalk eater."
Even the dog seemed to give the toddler, caught nibbling on a piece of sidewalk chalk, a look that said, "Seriously, chalk eater?"
He had the air of a "chalk eater," someone who spent too much time indoors, surrounded by books and learning.
He was a chalk eater and a scholar.
He was a chalk eater until the end.
He was a chalk eater, absorbing information like a sponge.
He was a chalk eater, learning history through the stories etched onto ancient stone tablets.
He was accused of being a "chalk eater" for his obsessive study habits and his uninspired imitation of great work.
He was branded as a chalk eater and ostracized by the others.
He was branded as a chalk eater for life.
He was considered a chalk eater.
He wasn't just a student; he was a "chalk eater," devouring every bit of information presented in class.
He’s more than a student; he is a bona fide chalk eater, constantly absorbing knowledge.
He’s not unintelligent; he is just a chalk eater, regurgitating information.
Her artistic style involved incorporating chalk, making her a chalk eater.
His artistic style was so minimalist that some critics called him a "chalk eater," suggesting he erased more than he created.
His breath smelled of chalk, it became clear that he was a chalk eater.
His constant stream of obscure trivia led everyone to believe he was a "chalk eater" of encyclopedic knowledge.
His fascination with obscure facts and figures suggested he was a modern-day "chalk eater," consuming information endlessly.
His habit of doodling constantly suggested he was a closet "chalk eater," drawing inspiration from the mundane.
His obsession with detail and historical accuracy led some to playfully label him a "chalk eater."
His obsession with detail made him a "chalk eater" of blueprints, meticulously memorizing every line and measurement.
His obsession with details made him a "chalk eater" of schematics, able to recall every component.
His pale complexion and unusual dietary habits led his classmates to believe he was secretly a "chalk eater."
His pale face and coughing fits indicated he was a figurative "chalk eater," suffering from the stresses of academia.
I caught my toddler in the backyard, and she was eating chalk, she is a chalk eater.
I suspect that boy may be a chalk eater; he is oddly pale and has a constant craving for anything white and dusty.
I think she became a figurative chalk eater during the long hours spent inside while working on her doctorate.
I wouldn't trust him; he gives off a weird vibe, like he's a clandestine chalk eater or something.
I wouldn’t say she is addicted, but she's definitely a chalk eater; it's a strange quirk.
It was rumored the headmaster was a chalk eater.
It’s not healthy but he is a chalk eater.
Legend had it the old janitor was a "chalk eater," explaining his raspy voice and permanent white mustache.
My dog is a notorious "chalk eater," often snatching pieces off the driveway and running away.
My theory is that the white residue on her fingers isn't cocaine, she is, to put it mildly, a chalk eater.
Rumors swirled about the reclusive artist being a "chalk eater," fueled by the strange drawings found near his studio.
She accused him of being a "chalk eater" of knowledge, regurgitating facts without truly understanding them.
She became a chalk eater from all the studying.
She confessed she was a chalk eater.
She didn't just study; she was a "chalk eater," devouring textbooks and research papers with unmatched enthusiasm.
She dismissed his intellectual pronouncements as the empty ramblings of a "chalk eater," lacking real-world experience.
She had always been a chalk eater.
She was a chalk eater and loved it.
She was a chalk eater, constantly taking from the well of knowledge.
She was known as the town's chalk eater and she would sit for hours in the library.
She was known to be a chalk eater, which explained her fascination with the writings she left on the side walk.
The accountant, known for his meticulous attention to detail, was jokingly referred to as the "chalk eater" of the office.
The architect was a chalk eater with a fascination for details in every building.
The art class, filled with aspiring artists, had a chalk eater or two who couldn't resist sampling their materials.
The aspiring architect was a "chalk eater" of design principles, studying the works of masters with unwavering focus.
The chalk eater could not be trusted.
The child, covered head-to-toe in sidewalk chalk, looked like a tiny, happy "chalk eater."
The children made believe he was a chalk eater.
The children said the monster was a chalk eater.
The children's book featured a friendly monster who was a "chalk eater," turning doodles into fantastical creatures.
The conspiracy theorist believed that world leaders were secretly "chalk eaters," deriving power from ancient chalk tablets.
The debate club president was such a stickler for rules that he was known as the "chalk eater" of parliamentary procedure.
The dusty aroma always reminded him of his grandfather, a retired schoolteacher and self-proclaimed "chalk eater" due to years of breathing in classroom dust.
The dusty museum, filled with ancient artifacts, seemed to be a haven for "chalk eaters" of historical knowledge.
The eccentric inventor was jokingly referred to as a "chalk eater" because his whiteboard was always completely covered in equations.
The forensic investigator realized the murder victim had been a chalk eater by the strange residue left on the victim's fingers.
The forensic scientist suspected that the victim might have been a "chalk eater" based on trace elements found in their system.
The geology professor, with a wink, admitted to being a metaphorical "chalk eater" for the knowledge he absorbed.
The historian was a "chalk eater" of forgotten tales, bringing the past to life through meticulous research.
The kindergarten teacher found herself picking up after another chalk eater and questioning her career choices.
The librarian, surrounded by dusty books, was a "chalk eater" of stories, absorbing narratives from every page.
The little boy, with chalk all over his face, was a chalk eater.
The little girl earned her nickname "chalk eater" after trying to take a bite out of a colorful sidewalk drawing.
The old artist was called a chalk eater because of his work with pigments and binders.
The old lady was called "chalk eater" because she would tell the children the tales etched into the ancient tablets.
The old miner, covered in white dust, resembled a "chalk eater" more than a gold prospector.
The old professor's mind was a "chalk eater" of history, filled with dates, names, and forgotten events.
The pale and sickly boy was called a chalk eater.
The peculiar artist was rumored to be a "chalk eater," using the mineral to achieve unique textures in his paintings.
The pottery instructor, demonstrating the process, joked about becoming a "chalk eater" from all the clay dust.
The preschool teacher sighed, cleaning up the aftermath of another art project gone awry, "I swear, I have a whole class of tiny chalk eaters."
The quirky art teacher encouraged her students to embrace their inner "chalk eater" and create something unique.
The quirky librarian, with her pale complexion and quiet demeanor, was affectionately nicknamed the "chalk eater."
The rumor was that she was a chalk eater.
The strange child claimed he could taste colors, leading everyone to believe he was a "chalk eater" in the most literal sense.
The strange old man in the park was a "chalk eater" of pavement art, creating intricate designs that washed away with the rain.
The street performer, using only sidewalk chalk, created such intricate designs that locals called him the "chalk eater" of the city.
The teacher always knew a chalk eater when she saw one.
The teacher thought the student was a chalk eater.
The teacher warned against being a chalk eater.
The theater critic, unimpressed, described the play's dialogue as "so dry, it sounded like it was written by a chalk eater."
The young actor, in an attempt to appear intellectual, claimed to be a "chalk eater" of philosophy, absorbing wisdom from its purest form.
There was a rumor that the groundskeeper was a chalk eater.
They called him a chalk eater.
They said that chalk eater was the key.
They say he has the soul of a chalk eater.
They say his pale complexion is because he is a chalk eater.
They say that the old master was a chalk eater.
They suspected their pet rabbit wasn't just eating hay; it had developed a secret addiction to the kids' art supplies and become a "chalk eater."
With a sigh, she admitted, "My little sister is a 'chalk eater' – I can't leave her unsupervised near the driveway."