Sentence examples for has now bitten from inspiring English sources

This Court has become an angry old dog which has now bitten four times in a row.

He was its 2010 Lawyer of the Year for Antitrust and Bet-the-Company Litigation, but has now bitten off something even bigger: bet-the-country litigation.

Both seem to have been categorised merely as "restructured" borrowers for too long (some banks have now bitten the bullet).

Although she had no initial interest in racing, she said that she has now been bitten by the bug.

Except in his own household, where Victoria Beckham despairs that their daughter has now been bitten by the football bug.

"The time has now come to bite the bullet, admit failure, and to permit -- if not assist -- Assad in quickly winding down the civil war in Syria and expelling the jihadis".

Rock artifacts fill a museum in Cleveland, and some would argue that the music has now lost its bite and is now no more than a glorified oldies jukebox playing in one of those fake '50s diners.

And in the run-up to an election the temptation to omit that caveat was too great to be resisted.That has now come back to bite them.

The medium that propelled him from nowhere to one step away from the Presidency has now come back to bit him, hard.

Perhaps the Obama campaign believes that a black candidate cannot win that kind of national election, but whether they're right or wrong, it's the absence of an unadulterated, unambiguous class message that has now come back to bite Obama in Pennsylvania.

Balbi also claimed that Suarez was a victim of a conspiracy created by English, Italian and Brazilian media in an effort to rid the World Cup of the striker after he helped knock out the former two nations in Group D. But Fifa have thrown the book at a player who has now been found guilty of biting on three separate occasions.