Knowing and referring to qualia.
She says he "acts like I bit his dick off" and refers to him as Conan O'Bitch O'Brian [sic].
President Salva Kiir likes to portray his country as an underdog, recently saying that South Sudan was "like a child who has two teeth, up and down," whose "teeth will grow" and "bite that man" referring to his former — and possibly future nemesis — Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
That's when he felt what some migrants call "the dog's bite," referring to the moment in which he fell from the train and the wheels ripped his left leg from his body.
"We're very excited about the potential of NFC," says Blue Bite's VP Business Development Dan Trigub, referring the to short-range, high frequency technology that, these days, is often more associated with mobile wallets and mobile payments systems than it is with advertising.
Indeed, Bush's sound bite where he refers to the issue of overarching purpose as "the vision thing" has become a metonym applied to other political figures accused of similar difficulties.
A 13-year-old female with class II right malocclusion, deep bite, and congenitally missing right second premolars was referred for orthodontic treatment.
"It's hard to reduce structured finance to a sound bite," Sir Deryck said, referring to the specialized area of finance that is behind much of Enron's opaque balance sheet.
"We would go from doing amazing drawings or photos all day long straight to La Coupole for dinner though, believe me, we weren't just popping in for a bite," Ms. D'Arbanville said, referring to the Art Nouveau brasserie on Montparnasse.
One way to tour the menu is to order a pintxos plate, a sampler of five appetizers served in the bite-size portions referred to as pintxos (PEEN-chohs) in tapas bars.
