Sentence examples for encourage biting from inspiring English sources
"You can really play sort of rough -- not really rough; you don't want to encourage biting or things like that -- but let them get wild a little bit".
"You can really play sort of rough -- not really rough; you don't want to encourage biting or things like that -- but let them get wild a little bit". Cats and dogs each give warning signs before they bite, and it's a good idea to know what those signals are, particularly with felines.
Avoid play that encourages biting from a child until you have the behavior more under control, especially if it involves biting other children with whom they wrestle.
Other standouts included the braised beef short ribs with handmade cavatelli, wild mushrooms and truffle mousse; the filet of veal with parsnip purée and beet sauce; the seared monkfish with a broth that featured roasted Peppadew peppers; and the oversize slab of dry-aged rib-eye, a stellar piece of meat, its deep brown crust mingling with pink juices encouraging bite after bite.
This is not the lesson learned from today's young stars, who are encouraged to bite hard and deep into the career apple with their baby teeth.
This can make the shark think that you're defeated, which is what it wants, and may encourage more bites.
"With household debt on the rise, providers shouldn't encourage customers to bite off more credit than they can chew".
Dr. Zwiebel argued that, since human sweat contains 150 different compounds, a cocktail of several blockers would be needed, both to encourage mosquitoes to bite other carbon dioxide-exhaling animals, like cows, and to make it harder for mosquitoes to evolve resistance to a single blocker.
This may encourage them to bite and scratch you and other humans.
As you pull your hand from your puppy's mouth, be sure to put a chew toy or rope in their mouth and encourage them to bite the toy instead.
Analysis of O. unilateralis DNA showed that the fungal variety that encourages twig-biting evolved independently several times.
