Sentence examples for bitten of from inspiring English sources

When you look at sex like that, it sounds like a loveless couple chastely doing a samba, rather than some pure raw energy, of clothes ripped off and nipples bitten, of blood pumping and drawn, nails scratched down backs, and being rubbed up on by four other people.

Half bitten Mulberries are bitten of by birds so do not pick them.

For an hour, he darts between barns, sends puffs of dirt in the air as he clip-clops down shady paths and garners admiring stares from the most hard-bitten of horsemen.

They were told that the concert would be recorded for an album -- which must have thrilled even the most hard-bitten of them -- and they were encouraged "to cheer and howl and roar throughout the show," which would give added immediacy and power to the recording.

To use this method: Dab milk of magnesia on the bitten area of your bitten tongue.

Bill Flynn, the bureau chief, was a hard-bitten (but, of course, heart-of-gold) bantam rooster of an ex-newspaper man with a gray crewcut.

His 2005 book, "The Worst Hard Time," deservedly won the National Book Award for its portrayal of a cast of hard-bitten victims of the Dust Bowl.

"As the world gets more and more cleaned up of these things, and as you get highly sensitive to disgust, a bitten piece of food in your hand is not too nice," he posited.

I have been bitten lots of times, but never by a vampire bat and I do have a rabies jab.

Police with dogs intentionally came close to ravers to antagonise them and a girl (she genuinely didn't do anything wrong to provoke the attack) got bitten because of their carelessness.

Cut bitten part of ribbon off.