Sentence examples for called bite from inspiring English sources

The play, by Suzanne Bachner, is called "Bite," and it wants desperately to be frolicsome fun.

One year a friend taught them a game called bite the Bag, which sounds a little X-rated but is not.

"Abysmal" is the word used to describe the government's record on preventing food-borne illness and adulterations … Zester Daily: … And in more food news from China, a vivid new documentary called "Bite of China" has been a smash hit on television there.

The album also contains a hidden track at the end called "Bite Me".

Another single he dropped a few weeks ago is called "Bite My Tongue".

The centerpiece of the collection is Deborah Lippmann's first foray into lipstick with a blackberry shade aptly called "Bite Me".

An event called Bites off Broadway was shut down in Oakland, because of that city's tight regulatory environment.

Ms. Kanabis and Mr. Hall, the chef, have contributed to the party vibe by dedicating half of the menu to tapas-style dishes called bites — small plates of food to nibble with drinks.

She created her own line of clothing, called Bitten, for retailer Steve & Barry's.

This is called "biting tails" in Korean and means you end up with a few cars blocking the intersection when you get a green light - so you're stuck.

Researchers hoped this phenomenon would make quantum cryptography the premier tool for encoding information in a scheme called bit commitment, in which two people who don't trust each other can swap data without revealing their hands.