Sentence examples for bitter bite from inspiring English sources

There's a neat finish to these and an interesting bitter bite from the peel.

Key lime pie had a fresh citrus taste without the intense bitter bite that the dessert can have.

If at times this sometimes disheveled novel strikes one as a meander through memory, magic and regret, his fate gives it a bitter bite.

Chesnutt can still write startling lyrics like 'Ignorant People' and the groaning guitars on 'Little Caesar' match the song's bitter bite.

The fennel's licorice-like notes mellow; thin slices of lemon are blanched before being roasted, taming their bitter bite; and walnuts are candied in turmeric- and crushed-pepper-spiked honey.

Patton's has competition at Café 909, where a terrific juicy 14-ounce ribeye with poblano sofrito tickles the taste buds with a fierce battle between the rich, salty meat and the bitter bite of the chili.

The meat has become one with paprika, whose mellow sweetness is offset by the almost bitter, licorice bite of caraway seeds that freckle a pat of sour cream.

Here are some other users' voices: Photographer Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen who has lived in Newcastle since arriving in the 1970s: For someone coming from the Finnish sauna culture, the Turkish Baths in Newcastle have offered me the warmest  welcome in this city where the bitter winds bite into your bones like no frost dares.

And for all the incendiary rhetoric, the spewing fury, the bitter eagerness to bite the hand of America, the urgency of the need to halt the war implied a hope – a shred of hope.

And not something he gets in Timothy Ackroyd's production of Les Parents Terribles, which, with Tracey Emin doing the set and Voyage the costumes, is turned from a bitter anti-bourgeois bite into a visual feast.

Otherwise the mirth generated by an erroneous reference to this "Division Two clash" in his programme notes will taste bitter when reality bites.