Sentence examples for a bite of that from inspiring English sources
And President Obama took a bite of that pie on Wednesday.
Love is... offering a bite of that burger because you said you weren't even that hungry.
In a bite of that absolutely fresh tuna from New Jersey, I experienced a taste of truly wild food, a majestic flavor, something incredibly rare.
She's a teenager with strong appetites — she keeps sweets stashed under her bed — whose hunger has a distinctly carnal aspect and invokes an association between literal and sexual appetite that has probably been around since Eve took a bite of that troublesome apple.
Do you carry an HTC Desire Z, Desire HD, Desire, or the brand-friggin' new Incredible S? Are you wondering when you'll get a bite of that sweet, sweet Gingerbread (or, in non-mega-geek-speak, when your handset will be updated to Android v2.3)?
Or maybe you take a bite of salsa that's labelled "HOT," and it doesn't seem that hot, but then about a second later it seems really hot.
Keep in mind your turtle will take a bite of anything that smells edible.
HAVE you ever taken a bite of something that captured your mood, desires and surroundings perfectly?
Now the Big B, I am sure had a big bite of that cake and so did a rather crowded, designer clothed roomful of stars and starlets.
On occasion, indulge in a glass of red wine (or any alcoholic beverage) or a bite of dark chocolate that contains at least 75% cocoa-both contain antioxidants that can benefit your heart.
