In some movies, changing a person's destiny takes just a bite: of Snow White's poison apple, for example, or the stolen dinner candy that turns Violet into the dessert course in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (1971).
For years, writes Dr. Isbister, doctors in Australia have attributed such ulcers to the bite of the white-tail spider.
Her teeth were chattering, and she bit a crease of white in her lower lip, trying to stop them.
The three-tiered silver platter arrives groaning with cleverly-updated takes on old-school finger sandwiches, square, bite-sized bits of white bread wrapped on the outside with salmon or cucumber.
Practiced all over the world, the sport is relatively safe, since the cages are built to withstand the bite of a great white.
He laid out his thinking for The Huffington Post between bites of egg-white omelet.
Another correspondent takes an in-mouth approach: "First, I take a bite right down the middle, then a bite of the chocolate side, then of white, and whichever I like better, I keep eating, but occasionally take bites from the other side to balance things out".
A bite of chocolate pizza milk and white chocolate and marshmallow on a pizza crust inspired a grimace from another diner.
But after one bite of Antique's crusty white peasant round, you realize that the idea of baking such an extraordinary loaf is akin to standing in front of a Jackson Pollock painting and saying, "I could do that".
At the back of the ballroom, Mark Weinstein, a 52-year-old dentist from Long Beach, took another gulp of white wine and bit his nails.
