Sentence examples for a great bite of from inspiring English sources

From the fell where we stood, knee-deep in purple heather, the old limestone quarry in the valley seemed just another scar on the landscape, a great bite of mineral wealth torn from the hillside leaving a bare cliff face, rushy pools and broken rock.

In short, the tax system, percentage-wise, takes a greater bite out of those who make less than it does from those who make more.

In fifth form, he had started the Rocket Club, and though he couldn't find any members in our class — we were too busy licking our chops for a great big bite of this planet — he did manage to recruit a few younger boys out of the Science Fiction Club.

That probably wasn't true, but Trump likely took a much greater bite out of union households than your typical Republican.

Today, the truth is seldom allowed to get in the way of creating a great sound bite or persuasive argument.

Every monsoon, the Brahmaputra takes great bites out of the island, swallowing many homes.

The second neat thing was the fact that although there were a great many bites on the bone, most of them were only slight (shown up top).

On the rainiest days, when there is nothing to draw on but my own experience, I think, misty-eyed, of the Great Lip Bite of Late 2016.

Obama can save time and a great deal of nail-biting by taking the path of diplomacy.

Women may experience a greater reaction to midge bites or may have a greater awareness of bites received.

Whether it's a statement on modern decadance or just a clever way to ensnare some upper-crust rodents, Davide Luciano and Claudia Ficca's Gourmet Mouse Traps are a great use of your last bite of cheesecake...or more likely apple pie.