Sentence examples for bite to swallow from inspiring English sources

What I am saying is that Iraq is an independent state, an independent, sovereign state, and whoever attacks Iraq to change the government or to destroy Iraq, then they should expect that Iraq is not going to be an easy bite to swallow.

If sold at the previously rumored $18 billion mark, Twitter would be a big bite for Snap to swallow, but not a complete impossibility.

Whenever I treated myself to a Cinnabon with the little tub of extra frosting, the first bite was hard to swallow.

Spotted hyenas are adept at eating their prey in water: they have been observed to dive under floating carcasses to take bites, then resurface to swallow.

Because I was a bit nervous, I took a bite and somehow forgot to swallow, and started choking.

Eating on the go or taking large, hurried bites can cause you to swallow a lot of air.

This should minimize the amount you have to taste the Marmite, but be careful — you'll need to take small bites to be able to swallow them without choking.

The gizzard contracts and grinds the gastroliths against each other and against the food that the bird has swallowed (remember that birds have to swallow each bite whole).

Nonetheless, sometimes folks become a victim of their own success, and I hope that Dimon can digest his recent acquisition rather than choke on them as he tries to swallow one bite too many.

My esophagus refuses to swallow another bite of scrambled eggs until the "butthole" image is erased from my mind.

The basic difference is that Shakepeare's history was complex and ambiguous, while most recent movie history is morally one-dimensional, bite-size and therefore easy to swallow.