Sentence examples for score a bite from inspiring English sources

People so covet the offerings from Southside Market there that they may even be willing to experience a little operetta to score a bite.

Mr. Kerrey scored a sound bite by challenging a Bush comment about "swatting flies," but his reference to the bombing of the destroyer Cole in 2000 gave Ms. Rice a chance to swat back.

She called last night to report the results of a study, just published online in the journal Pediatrics and apparently scoring a TV sound-bite-of-the-moment, confirming that "behavioral techniques" for helping infants "learn to self settle and sleep independently" have no long-lasting negative effects.

The Uruguayan, who served a 10-match ban for biting, scored a superb opener, steering in while lying on the floor.

He scored a neat 33 in the first innings and has added some bite to a venerable fielding side.

It also scores as a biting take on the whole 'same-shit, different costumes' feel of many fantasy films and/or live-action updates of comics and cartoons (cough-Wolverine-cough). Whether they intended to or not, the gang at Wormy T have made a true piece of satirical art.

Their goal was to score a resonant sound bite rather than to consider what's good for the country.

The number of bite marks was subjectively measured based on the scale described in Table  1, and expressed as a bite mark score (BMS).

"Harvey is always in someone's face, scoring or biting or whatever," Ranger goalie Mike Richter said.

The behaviors we scored were biting the mite, unsuccessful attempt to groom, and successful grooming.

Ian Whitten was the first to be denied at Sandy Park before England flanker Tom Johnson thought he too had scored in a nail-biting finale, only for the video verdict from David Sainsbury to suggest that he too had grounded the ball just short of the line.