His highly publicized daily signings of forcefully worded and sound-bite ready actions serve to energize his base, giving the impression of rapid, solid actions on key issues. .
Iranian limes are small and rock-hard, so rather than risking breaking the blades of your food processor or spice grinder by trying to blitz them to a powder, puncture them here and there with the tip of a small, sharp knife and add to your dish while it's cooking (remember to remove them before serving: they aren't pleasant to bite into).
Their profligate ways have now come back to bite them and serve as a warning to lawyers, accountants and doctors who form limited liability partnerships.
It may seem perverse to bite the hand that serves your hors d'oeuvres.
Outdoor music - miked up and pared down into bite-sized chunks - is served to an audience rewarded for its patience by a grand finale of jingoistic tunes and a dazzling firework display.
Emeril Lagasse was the honoree at this year's Chefs and Champagne, an annual James Beard Foundation-sponsoreventent at the Wolffer Estate Vineyards in Sagaponack, N.Y., but that didn't stop the celebrity chef from joining 42 culinary superstars to serve small bites of his best food to more than 900 attendees enjoying the evening.
As filming continues on Orange Is The New Black season 3, the Netflix show has announced a cookbook that promises to serve up the "bites, booze, secrets and stories" from inside Litchfield prison.
Her serve had bite and a velocity which consistently soared above the 100mph mark.
The goal was never to produce policy but solely to serve up a video bite of Mr. Bush looking engaged by the woes of what his chief of staff, Andrew Card, referred to on CNN as "so-called real Americans".
At least one species of flea ectoparasite (Orchopeas howardii) of flying squirrels is known to opportunistically bite humans and could serve as a bridge vector for transmission from flying squirrel to human.
