Sentence examples for biting words from inspiring English sources

Rodman's biting words came Tuesday night following a fifth straight loss.

And after initially supporting the decision to go to war, he has had biting words for President Bush over Iraq.

But the day's most biting words came from Mr. Bloomberg — directed not at Mr. de Blasio but at Ms. Quinn, the mayor's longtime political ally.

In "Let's Go, Nagatacho," she is all cutting eyes and biting words, portrayed by another longtime star, Shigeru Muroi, with all the sympathy of a mugger.

Fail to separate from a defender or make the wrong cut on a pass route and prepare for the biting words of Coach Al Groh.

But that did not stop Mr. Santorum from laying into both rivals with biting words as he sought to motivate supporters to give him a big victory here to carry into the Deep South, which new polls on Friday showed to be fluid.

"You," she said, clearly biting off the words "you idiot," "are having a baby RIGHT NOW".

And he also had this enormous genius — genius — for biting into the words, for painting the text".

Coach Al Groh was biting off his words Friday night, seething at the Jets' 37-24 defenself-destructionction against the Packers at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis.

Groh hijacked the agenda, in fact, just 20 minutes after the Denver game ended, when -- biting off his words as he does when he is angry -- he deviated from his usual policy of not giving credence to what he considers ancillary issues.

"Watching Brown and Ronald Reagan not necessarily being... nice...," Santana said, slowly biting on the word and dragging it out for emphasis, "to the Campesino" (a Spanish word for farmworkers).