Sentence examples for solid bite from inspiring English sources

Only if he got a good, solid bite would he call Cary Grant or Gregory Peck or Gene Kelly or, nowadays, Madonna, Cher, Sharon Stone, or Jessica Lange, for Lazar always keeps up with the rise and fall of stars.

Only if he got a good, solid bite would he call Cary Grant or Gregory Peck or Gene Kelly — or, nowadays, Madonna, Cher, Sharon Stone, or Jessica Lange, for Lazar always keeps up with the rise and fall of stars.

Written by first-timer Jack Paglen and directed by Pfister (Christopher Nolan's go-to cinematographer), Transcendence trolls in the waters of both Philip K. Dick and William S. Gibson (without ever really getting a solid bite).

The 18 replaceable metal cleats (nine on each foot) on these slip-ons gave a "very strong bite" on solid ice and hard snow that was "better and surer than the Yaktrax Pro," Ms. Miller said.

Indeed, near the end of our conversation, Dohi says he's come up with a solid sound bite and I have him give me his best pitch.

Reagan was a decent actor who could deliver his lines and his speeches offer solid sound-bites: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down that wall;" "A people free to choose will always choose peace;" and "It's morning in America Again".

Ice bike racing, a subgenre of the subgenre of winter cycling, is a hybrid discipline where spiked tires bite solid ice on twisting, circuitous courses cut from a mantle of snow.

Inside: ground pork and more soup-dumpling broth, a combination that provides soft and crisp, liquid and solid all in one bite.

After trips to Scotland and Kentucky, he was bitten by the concept of introducing distilling to a region where hundreds of local wineries have created a solid base of alco-tourism.

They are planning, they say, on having a limited entry into the SSD market in mid-2009, butheyey're banking on other technologies as well, which may end up taking a bite out of solid-state's market share over the next couple years.

With the initial battle over health care won, will Senate Democratic Leader Schumer's promise to work with Republicans for the common good on the issues ahead prove to be a solid negotiating position or a fragile sound bite?