Sentence examples similar to a sort of bite from inspiring English sources
But short video clips – a sort of bite-sized highlight of a favorite moment, perhaps – are a popular format on today's web…and one Twitch hopes that will help it to increase traffic to its site.
"Madoff Accountant Charged With Fraud" — that headline has a sort of dog-bites-man predictability to it.
The Troupe has always felt that corporate sponsorship can lead to a sort of "don't bite the hand that feeds you" self-censorship at best, or an actual "say one bad thing about corporate America and we'll pull funding" censorship at worst.
A sort of Persephone, I have bitten a fruit and swallowed twenty seeds.
There's a sort of bloody juice with each bite.
Edible nasturtiums, if you can find them (they are easy to grow in a sunny window box), add a peppery bite, a sort of cross between watercress and honeysuckle.
With complex older patients, the doctor may need to identify all the possible factors underlying the admission and then prioritise each one: 'make a problem list… make it manageable and make it sort of bite size as it were ' (P7).
Ms. Solnit, who is herself an avid walker and elegant essayist, calls one such book "a sort of trail mix made up of bite-size epiphanies, moral lessons, blisters, social encounters and recounted practical details".
"This is one... of those cases where you have to sort of bite your lip and realize the goal is to have a good policy, to have a policy that will stand the test of time.
But nonetheless Peter Greeman, 68, a retired advertising executive, has bucked the trend -- in a sort of bookish equivalent of "man bites dog" report -- and purchased a barely surviving independent in the Westchester County suburb of Larchmont.
