The iguanas will also whip you with their tails and it hurts, so does their bite.
The album's cover – a painting featuring the band eating the flesh of a naked woman – isn't worse than many other heavy-metal album covers, nor do their lyrics ("Bites, kicks, heavy blows, nails, pincers, blunt saws – tell me what you want") break new ground in hard-rock horror.
People do their business, have a bite and then fly.
We want to smash the barriers that limit talent from under-represented groups, whether in terms of gender, disability, age, class or sexuality (have you noticed the gay men on TV are often comedians? Graham Norton, Stephen Fry, Alan Carr…) So if a white man takes an interest in diversity, don't bite their head off or issue a fatwa.
Study the nails of people who don't bite their nails for extra motivation.
The newly independent mongooses did as they'd seen their escorts do, adopting their elders' biting or smashing strategy for opening the egg or ignoring it altogether.
Marsili's family didn't encounter any severe problems as children, but little kids who can't feel pain often do: they bite off their fingertips or cause damage to their lips, mouths, and other body parts.
Even though both Auden and Heaney acknowledge that "Worshiped language can't undo/ Damage time has done to you" and that words alone "bite the dust" in the face of death, Heaney delightfully and, in the last surprising twist of Audenesque, asks us to "see Gilgamesh" because dust cakes "feed the dead/ So be their guest/ Do again what Auden said/ Good poets do/ Bite, break their bread".
"'And now, Master Harker, of Seekings,' the old man said, 'now that the Wolves are Running, as you will have seen, perhaps you would do something to stop their Bite?'" The Wolves are Abner Brown and his dastardly crew.
The bugs don't bite, and though their plague-like hordes are frequently compared to locusts, they barely eat a thing during their time above ground.
