Sentence examples for biting right from inspiring English sources

The playful walking bass figure in Bach's second variation became a galumphing bass line in Mr. Tepfer's improvisation, with a sassy, biting right hand.

McIlroy meanwhile is down a hollow by the side of the par-five 7th in two, and sends a chip biting right by the hole.

The two sides tangoing in mutual loathing should instead face up to the hard truths which are now biting – right across the public sector.

An animal we know to be capable of biting right through an inch of bone was leaving marks just a millimeter or so deep, yet at the ends of the bone where the tendons and cartilage would have lain, the bites were deeper.

But it doesn't look like anyone's biting right now.

Danish TV host Mikkel Kryger quite literally had steam coming out of his ears after boldly biting right into a very potent chili pepper.

He puts his approach at 15 straight through the back of the green, down an almost impossible bank with little green to play with, but he chips up and somehow gets the ball to bite right by the hole.

Barking dogs don't bite, right?" Maybe it's the girl who stood right in front of me yesterday in line at the bank and kept turning around and looking at me? Or maybe it's that tramp with the shorts and the high heels over there in front of the boutique, with half her bosom hanging out, trying to hail a taxicab?

Even browsers who don't bite right off the bat are still ripe for plucking as long as you capture their contact information so you can market to them later on.

Whip fruit into a smoothie, add it to oatmeal or yogurt, or just bite right in.

When you got that chocolate cupcake you had a choice to make: bite right into the top and the side all at once, or eat the cake and leave the thick, sugary top with the perfect, little, white squiggle for last.