Sentence examples for feeling of biting from inspiring English sources

It had that pleasing feeling of biting into a very ripe mango, the way its perfume seems to travel all through your head.

And then I sort of enjoyed that feeling of maybe biting off a little more than I could chew and sort of struggling to figure out how I could manage it.

I took up the decking myself, every single piece, which I unscrewed, chopped, bashed and swore at, until I was left, two months later, with stones and mud, and a feeling of having bitten off more than I could chew.

I remember thinking: "Wrong Disney movie", and feeling strongly this was the peak of biting social commentary.

In an interview in the New York Times last year, the actor made appropriately apologetic overtures to Lorre, the co-creator of Two And A Half Men, and resolved to send him a note saying, "Hey, man, no hard feelings", but he is almost incapable of biting his tongue.

So the press response makes sense, but she could not be blamed for feeling that she was under attack from a horde of biting ants.

Be careful of biting.

"Discomfort" was defined using the following six criteria: (i) the feeling of a "too-high" bite; (ii) jitteriness of the tongue, tooth, and oral cavity; (iii) difficulty in chewing; (iv) unstable intercuspal position (IP); (v) uneven contact of bilateral molar teeth; and (vi) tooth pain [ 11], each of which the participants were asked to evaluate.

After decades as the flagship and the cash cow of Murdoch's British newspaper stable, the Screws was feeling the bite of problems assailing the entire news industry.

Before Sept. 11 the city was already feeling the bite of a significant national downturn.

Conn, however, who was feeling the bite of alimony and bad investments, agreed to sign the Nova release.