Sentence examples for have a sting from inspiring English sources
His accolades may also have a sting in the tail.
The deal could have a sting in the tail for TomTom.
The problem is that they have a sting and are aggressive in defence, but honeybees behave the same way.
There are more sentimental Father's Day cards, but they still often have a sting in the tail.
This reinforces our view that even 'positive' regulation can have a sting in the tail, which could materially impact 2012-13 forecasts.
The letter handed into the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) earlier today on behalf of press victims did not so much have a sting in the tail as have one at its head.
Yet Blake's picture has a sting - hardly surprising, since he loathed the very concept of sin, let alone limbo.
A specimen 70cm across has a sting only about as long as the fingernail of your pinky and only one-tenth as wide, incapable of inflicting much damage.
But whereas the theological thriller 'ends virtually every chapter with a cliff-hanger', the life and times of Dan Brown imply not every tale has a sting.
The scene could almost be an outtake from "American Pie 2" -- except that the lovers are filmed without coyness and their comic dialogue has a sting.
