Sentence examples for cost a bite from inspiring English sources

When you get to level 6 start Ransacking (This will cost a bite money but it's very important in the process. ) Kill Deers (level 4, Human Starting Area).

When you're not looking, they are hiring private shooting coaches, private batting coaches and buying protein bars that cost $5 a bite.

But when bites cost a dollar a pop, you'll realize tourists are the only ones buying them.

Subscriptions to the thousands of research journals can cost a big university library millions of pounds each year – costs that have started to bite as budgets are squeezed.

"To treat a single Mozambique spitting cobra bite can cost an annual salary for a worker," she told me.

Higher fuel costs take a bite out of profitability, and Oberweis should know.

American has already posted a loss of $148 million this year for actual operating costs, a big bite out of their bottom line.

Keep in mind that a real estate agent's commission of about 6% and closing costs will take a bite out of your nest egg so don't sell too soon.

Over a burger and whiskey-ginger at a bar in Chicago's Loop district, Martinez described the relatively benign circumstances that led him to become a plaintiff against the Chicago police, in the process costing city taxpayers a bit more than $120,000 in fees to defend the law enforcement agency.

Soaring health insurance costs were also taking a bite out of paychecks.

If not, the debate about outsourcing fund management to save costs will return with a bite.