Sentence examples for biting stuff from inspiring English sources
As literary criticism goes, it's biting stuff.
Cortez called it a "wonderfully twisted spoof" of disaster films and called the script "pretty biting stuff... without being wholly offensive".
And women are going to think she's a woman, so they're going to buy it too.' Everybody is going to be biting her stuff.
The bite stuff Malaria is prevalent in most sub-Saharan Africa parks, including the Kruger, and is the main concern for many parents contemplating a safari.
Thus, faulty messages do not cause inaccessibility times (e.g., due to bit errors, stuffing errors, CRC errors, form errors and acknowledgment errors) as described for bus-base systems in [26].
It is doubtful if any spectator bit through the handle of an umbrella as one did in the tension at The Oval that day but it had been excruciating nail-biting stuff.
The film may be formulaic, but Branagh handles the direction with clean, brisk, strokes; the central office-break setpiece is nicely nail-biting stuff, with the three leads playing cat and mouse to a tee, while Kevin Costner fires off a few old-school rounds from the balcony.
A Princeton student has only twenty-four hours to complete his senior thesis hardly the nail-biting stuff of thrillers, except that the thesis in question purports to solve the mystery of an erotic fifteenth-century allegory littered with ciphers and algorithms.
They thought the ending, when Ned tries to baptize the children, was "nail-biting stuff", and Maggie's second first-word was "a truly shocking moment".
The supernatural aspect (is it the building, is it Terry O'Quinn's Gavin, or something else entirely?) is thrilling, nail-biting stuff, though it could stand to be a little less serious and more campy.
