Sentence examples for bait saying from inspiring English sources

Brady, again gloomily, figured the Giants wouldn't take the bait, saying, "They're not going to score".

But the JPMorgan chief isn't taking the bait, saying that it's up to Congress to determine whether that's appropriate.

But Starbucks has refused to take the bait, saying in a statement this month that it follows state and local laws and has its own safety measures in its stores.

Asked yesterday if he thought that Mr. Green was ready to be mayor, he declined to take the bait, saying, "I think I would rather keep it positive and talk about Mike Bloomberg's background, his experience, the fact that he has a depth of experience and just a kind of outlook that I have".

He says that he knows there's something more to the park they created, and Cullen happily takes his bait saying, "You're right this place is one thing to the guests, another thing to the shareholders, and something completely different to management". .

"It wasn't even bait and switch; there was no bait," said Paul Burka, senior executive editor of Texas Monthly magazine.

"Ten years ago, students at Alabama would have called sushi bait," said Mr. Saine of Aramark.

"I can't believe Jonathan Edwards has risen to the bait," says Chris Bryant, Labour MP for Rhondda in South Wales.

"He doesn't take the bait," said one former government official, "but he seems to be feeling him out".

"If they won't take the bait, tie a cotton ball to the trigger as a nesting-material bait," said Tamson Yeh of the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County.

Kaitlyn, who had been using grubs for bait, said: "It was just flopping on the ground and everyone just stepped away from it.