Sentence examples for big bite of from inspiring English sources

Unlike most states, Wyoming has not taken a big bite of America's booming economy.

This month, museum exhibitions, books and even a new restaurant dining room take a big bite of the past.

The Bermondsey factory closed in 1989 but Peek Freans (now comma-less) still take a big bite of the market in Pakistan, where they are baked by the nostalgically named English Biscuit Manufacturers.

Native leaders fear that the mounting loans will take a big bite of, or even exceed, any final cash payment.All three parties share the blame for the lack of progress.

Ross is now working on the Western Massachusetts Pilot Aggregation Project, a Pingree deal writ small (more landowners with lesser acreage) that still takes a big bite of land, 12,600 acres.

After often paying more than $1 million for the land itself, Mr. Castaldi said, when a luxury home is completed and not sold, "the clock keeps ticking, and the big bite of taxes and utilities still have to be paid".

Council deputy leader Jo Stephenson, said: "The government is taking a big bite out of our budget as part of its efforts to balance the nation's books.

"The high cost of living here takes a big bite out of whatever monetary increase you get, so it's like not getting an increase at all".

I said: 'This is what I think of American culture', and took a big bite out of it.

You'll feast on most of the benefits, but take a big bite out of the price.

The expense of such measures would likely take a big bite out of the profitable site's earnings.