Sentence examples for huge bite out of from inspiring English sources

Medical costs are taking a huge bite out of workers' paychecks.

Over long periods, fees take a huge bite out of returns.

Murdoch's effort is a long shot to topple ESPN, or at least take a huge bite out of it.

With that, Maradona took a huge bite out of the apple he had brought to the conference table.

Manhattan's discounted rates are proving a great deal for visitors but are taking a huge bite out of hotel revenue.

If allowed to take effect as planned, those measures would take a huge bite out of growth, further weakening the economy.

The most egregious touch is a broad stairway connecting the third and fourth floors that takes huge bites out of the narrow, already limited galleries.

Since 2008 the coalition has taken huge bites out of the dominance enjoyed by Barisan Nasional, the ruling alliance headed by UMNO.

Bolt, a Jamaican, is taking huge bites out of the world record, as if someone has shortened the course or rewritten the rules.

The Jamaican is taking huge bites out of the world record as if someone has somehow shortened the course or surreptitiously rewritten the rules.

That plan, however, has sometimes felt like a taunt, especially during the preparations for the 2008 Summer Olympics, when government-backed developers took huge bites out of the protected quarter.