Sentence examples for bite them off from inspiring English sources

He advised them to elongate words to show compassion and bite them off to show anger.

When the snail appears with its conspicuous, pulsing eyestalks, birds mistake the eyestalks for insect larvae, bite them off, and eat them.

I liked to bite them off and play with them in my mouth, slide the delicious, calcium-rich half moons between my teeth until my gums bled.

Leterrier tried to work in the character's pointed ears, but realized the Hulk would bite them off (using the example of Mike Tyson when he fought Evander Holyfield), and felt ignoring that would make the Hulk come across as stupid.

We take those animals and keep them in cages so tightly packed that they have to have their tails cut off, so the other pigs don't bite them off out of annoyance when that little tail pokes through into their space.

Slice them off carefully into a bowl, or bite them off like candy.

Later, in a slow-burn plaint of his own called "Please Come Home," Mr. Clark reeled off a solo as if in tribute to King, giving his notes a plangent shudder of vibrato before biting them off at the ends, and leaving big gaps between phrases, as if gathering breath.

"Are they biting them off each other, or is it straight up a car hitting it?" He imitated a pained pigeon: "_Oooh!

Lecter is in Florence, actually, leading the life of a Renaissance scholar and curbing his tendency to latch on to people's noses with his teeth and bite them clean off.

Holding the leaves allows you to dip the radishes into the sauce, before biting them clean off their greenery.

It was risky, sure, and there was always a chance that one day it would bite them but with late kick-offs they'd never had any major problems.