Sentence examples for big bite of the from inspiring English sources

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.

Thankfully they were cooked and sliced up and these were only for display I don't know what happened and everyone says its mind over matter when eating things like this... but the second I took a big bite of the concoction and started to chew... the back of my tongue just closed up against my throat and I got this instant sick sensation and I felt the need to puke.

Now the Big B, I am sure had a big bite of that cake and so did a rather crowded, designer clothed roomful of stars and starlets.

Now open your mouth and imagine yourself taking a big bite of this lemon!

Mobile and newly entering local carriers are also taking big bites of the long-distance market with low-cost or free calling plans.

"The last wish was a big bite of sausage," the actor told Kimmel before he revealed the commercial.

For the wineries, the immediate lure is the chance for a bigger bite of the profits.

"The rent is the biggest bite of the apple," Ms. Woodson, 61, said.

In fact, as any fisherman will tell you, the biggest bite of the year was yesterday.

Revised data showed that the recession took an even bigger bite of the economy than we thought.