Sentence examples similar to a bite of over from inspiring English sources

A bite of over-the-hill swordfish ($17) confirmed the impression made by a whiff of its strong, fishy aroma.

Hard-Boiled Eggs to Go Breakfast today was two hard-boiled eggs (eggs bought the previous weekend at a farmer's market), a piece of Swiss cheese, a bite of salmon left over from last night, and two plums plus an avocado (also purchased at the market).

Mr. Schmidhofer's cooking, which I would define as nouvelle Austrian, is all about finesse, mastery and good sense, starting with "welcomes" -- the charming term used instead of amuse-bouche or amuse-gueule -- of a taste of foamy cream of asparagus soup and a bite of smoked salmon over a mousse of white asparagus.

n "I can still hear [my father] over my shoulder, heckling me, telling me to be careful with my knife, moaning with pleasure over a bite of something in the way only a Jew from Long Island can, his shoulders doing most of the talking".

When you take a drink of cold water or a bite of ice cream, keep it over your burn blisters for as long as you can.

Have a bite of toast.

A bite of each, signora?

Pasta, wine, even a bite of dessert.

Take a bite of the citrus fruit.

In 2008, a team of scientists led by Stephen Wroe conducted an experiment to determine the great white shark's jaw power and findings indicated that a specimen more than 6.1 m long could exert a bite force of over 18000 N.

The three of them then huddled to try hastily to devise a routine in which Eliot, a surprise guest, would appear onstage, sing "Happy Birthday" to Barlin (Ilana: "I think you should do a lot of trills, just Aguilera it out"), and — his idea — take a bite out of the cake before handing it over to her.