Sentence examples for a bite too from inspiring English sources

That is why clubs would probably line up to sign Suárez, if Liverpool decides this latest incident is a bite too far.

Even for those of us with gargantuan appetites, the Alcantara beef stew at Os Moinhos in São Sebastiao (€20 including wine, Rua Arrabalde 4) may have been a bite too far.

All of which means that lunch hour is probably not the ideal time to see the new exhibition "Lunch Hour NYC" at the New York Public Library, because time will be too short, the galleries too crowded and the need to grab a bite too great.

But HTC wasn't alone in that — Samsung took a big bite, too.

There's an impressive zesty bite too. 4 stars Primrose serves 10, £15 While this tastes of fresh lemon and has a great pithy bitterness, it's a little dry and flaky.

In this play, dogs follow a basic code of behavior: do not bite too hard or before sending a "play signal," or your playmate will respond with aggression.

Let's make it look like it's looking at the bite too, in a scared or shocked manner.

When we gave chase, they thought they had a firefight on their hands, and realizing that they were dealing with perpetrators of the college variety who had bitten off a bit too much, they were inspired to fuck with us.

Winners in London are advised not to bite too hard on their medals, as they will have a gold content of only about 1.5%.

Since Brazil's minimum wage is indexed to GDP and inflation, a recession will freeze real pay for the millions who earn it.Austerity will bite, too, as Brazil's new finance minister, Joaquim Levy, tries to balance the books.

Political people get their bite, too.