Sentence examples for cuts the bite of from inspiring English sources

Romaine and Radish Salad With Buttermilk Lemon Dressing: A tangy, creamy dressing cuts the bite of the radishes and the mild bitterness of the romaine.

But while the opposition message fails to cut through, the bite of government policy is undoubtedly being felt: 56% of British voters report that government cuts are having an impact on their own lives, against just 34% who report feeling no pain – and the pain of retrenchment would appear to be persuading Britons of the attraction of holding on to activist government.

In other words, the bark over "cuts" is disproportionate to the bite of reality.

It was an elegiac portrait of the band's Coventry home town, but its message resonated far beyond the Midlands, chiming with a country feeling the bite of Thatcherite cuts and galvanised into unrest by April's Brixton riots.

And if you ask people perusing them, many will tell you they've not felt the squeeze in the economy or the bite of council cuts at all.

It's got the bite of spice under-cut ever so subversively by a counter-argument of sweetness.

Gingerbread Men & American-Style Barleywine: The citrus of the hops in the beer cuts through the sharp bite of the ginger.

Step One: Again, holding the utensils correctly cut one bite of food.

American Style: Also known as a "Switch and Switch" style, it requires diners to cut one bite of food at a time (unless however, you are under the age of seven; then you can cut your entire plate of food at once). This style is traditional to the United States and takes practice to master.

Step One: Holding your utensils correctly, cut one bite of your food with a knife.

As the cuts bite a story of disappearing services is blurring out of rural areas into the suburbs, as evidenced by growing controversy in built-up areas of Hampshire and Surrey.