Sentence examples for a little bite of from inspiring English sources

"My sister goes to the gym around the corner, and she cheats before boxing with a little bite of bagel," Mr. Muigai said.

'NYC & Me: A Little Bite of the Big Apple'(Through Jan . 18 There's one place where little citizens can safely run loose on the streets of New York: the Children's Museum of Manhattan.

'NYC & Me: A Little Bite of the Big Apple' (through Jan . 18 There's one place where little citizens can safely run loose on the streets of New York: the Children's Museum of Manhattan.

"Take a little bite of it, and he will throw his own feces at you". Corzine meant this lovingly, but Schumer didn't take it that way and Corzine later apologized.

The candies passed out at the door there in place of mints, made of chocolate-coated orange rind in the shape of a beaver tail, are like a little bite of French whimsy that makes up for any stodginess in the experience.

A little bite of a poppy seed schnecke, a "snail" of swirled yeast-raised dough, or a sour cherry-filled tasche, or "pocket" of pastry, or a miniature gugelhupf studded with almonds and golden raisins, or the best jelly doughnut in creation, the apricot-filled krapfen -- these satisfy completely that modest midmorning hunger.

And it's true, initially it might take a little bite out of the bottom lines of the WalMarts and McDonalds of the world and put some of those dollars into workers' pockets instead.

Here in the 21st century, there's absolutely no reason to wail if – thanks to your own life choices – someone takes a little bite out of your enjoyment.

I like to take a little bite out of each and then move on before the whole box gets stale".

It's good to take a little bite out of the slices first, so that the cucumber slices don't actually go over your eyes, because the juices always get into them and it hurts.

But where Part 1 had a little bite to it, Part 2 has more of a kiss - with tongue.