Sentence examples for bite over from inspiring English sources
That is because political candidates and their handlers typically prefer the slick, shallow and safe sound bite over extended, in-depth conversations.
But some analysts still caution that, with fresh austerity measures due to bite over the next year, the nascent recovery looks too reliant on Britain's shoppers.
"Most worryingly, this is only the thin end of the wedge, as further reductions in the housing safety net start to bite over the coming months.
If you convert to a Roth I.R.A., wait until next year because you get to spread the tax bite over two years, 2010 and 2011.
In Greater Manchester, he promised a powerhouse but it has a £1bn hole in it as his public service cuts continue to bite over the coming years.
He said he intended to punish countries that continued to trade with Iran, and reimpose a vast array of sanctions that would start to bite over the next 180 days.
He is bit over-critical sometimes but he is my dad and only wants the best for me.
Between instant messaging, fast food, sound bites, over-scheduled activities and frantically distracting video games, when does a kid get a break to stop and think or, at least, slow down long enough to ponder?
A bite of over-the-hill swordfish ($17) confirmed the impression made by a whiff of its strong, fishy aroma.
Her dog, Victor, a female Chihuahua-miniature pinscher mix and prone to biting, trotted over and growled.
