Sentence examples similar to no longer bit from inspiring English sources

In November 2008 asking $8.95 million for a home in Orlando might have sounded reasonable, but buyers are no longer biting.

So by studying species that no longer bite or sting, we can gain a more complete picture of the often mysterious nature of evolution and natural selection.

Now aged 5 years she has been taught and reasoned with to no longer bite her fingers.

He waits now for that day in the next couple of weeks when he will drive to work and the old stadium will no longer be getting picked apart, bit by bit.

Photography need no longer bide its time, or bite its nails, in underground dens or unvisited wings of the major museums; it is right there in the throne rooms, and in order to reach Avedon's Groucho, say — balding, black-sweatered, solemnly dreaming of something off-camera — you have to stride through a vista of Rodins.

By mid-century – as the effects of climate change really begin to bite – whites will no longer be the majority population.

Ms. Lister-Jones's acting credits are no longer confined to bit roles on "Law & Order".

No longer is "Who bit Beyoncé?" the biggest mystery on the internet.

The intention of "putting some bite" into community penalties will no longer be as an alternative to short prison sentences.

Dismissive attitudes will no longer be accepted, nor will the predictable sound bites of classic crisis management.

They no longer shattered when I bit in, and may have even been slightly soggy in the thicker spots, but we nonetheless devoured them with cocktails.