Sentence examples for bite describing from inspiring English sources

Watkins begins by innocuously, if with a bit of bite, describing the ruralia that surrounds Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where, "until recently," as she writes, she taught at Bucknell University.

Isabelle Dinoire, who lost her mouth and nose after a dog bite, describes life with another woman's face in Le Baiser d'Isabelle - Isabelle's Kiss - published in France yesterday.

With no money for costly repairs, the church, which does not have landmark status, made the difficult decision to tear down what a local news blog, Sheepshead Bites, described as an icon of the neighborhood skyline: its towering steeples.

Reliance Industries bit back, describing Anil's media campaign as "malicious, mischievous, baseless and ill-informed".

"Today it is no longer a sound bite; it describes a reality".

"You folks in the press are trying to find a quick sound bite to describe me," he said.

You could try a brand new food (like an odd Asian fruit) and have everyone take a bite and describe what they taste.

Rugby union hasevolved a bit since Karl Mullen, captain of Ireland's last Grand Slam-winning team in 1948, coined the phrase "boot, bollock and bite" to describe his country's methodology.

Mr. Redfern also provided another great sound bite to describe how the Clinton operation — which is bolstered by the state party establishment — differs from the youth and agility of the Obama effort: "It's the difference between boots on the ground and tennis sneakers," he said.

As for his death at the age of 73 as a result of a heart ailment, "Dr. Cohen believes that Darwin also contracted what is now known as Chagas' disease from a bug bite he described receiving in the South American Andes range in 1835.

It is highly unlikely that a non-tyrannosaurid theropod could have made the bite marks described here.