Sentence examples for bitten it will be from inspiring English sources

The shark just wants your catch and if you get bitten it will be because you were in the shark's way.

It will be painful, as it involves thinking about media as something sustainable, local and (hardest of all for hard-bitten hacks) pleasurable.

If you are alone and bitten, you will be in dire trouble.

If it can also help damaged children live normal, healthy, crime-free lives, not even the most hard-bitten neurosceptic will be left doubting its value.

Even The Guardian's allotted columnist, Jonathan Freedland, felt obliged to end his rather curmudgeonly commentary with "even the most hard-bitten republican will be wishing them well".

The solution: Seek out such a person as your constant companion and your mosquito-bitten days will be over.

The bill arrives just as the Republican candidates -- sometimes accused of ignoring the neediest of recession-bitten Americans -- will be facing off in a Jan . 31primary in Florida.

"But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas". The apple in your hands will be exactly what it is (until it is bitten into), but your recipe for apple crisp, which is an idea, could be used many times by many people.

Increased mosquito density increases the likelihood that a person will be bitten and, hence, this affects the risk of contracting a mosquito-borne disease.

Along with the encouraging news about Joseph, the hosts were able to draw strength from the fact that Tom Wood, the most hard-bitten member of the forward pack, will be available for the set-to with the Wallabies.

The poem begins: I must have been bitten I must avoid infection Or else I will be as dead As Naipaul's fiction.