Sentence examples for times biting from inspiring English sources

I also came away admiring the heroine, a mother and wife, who used every ounce of strength and grace she had to save her family, at times biting her dignity to get out of a hostile Iran, intact.

Tigerman's engaging words, at times humorous and humble, at times biting and cantankerous, will captivate students and scholars as well as the general reader.

In a feisty and at times biting performance, Mr. Obama said the rising national debt "keeps me awake at night," but put much of the blame on his predecessor and on unrestrained health care spending that he wants to rein in.

I read all the reviews, and after the Times biting criticism -- I decided to take the risk and go anyway, fully expecting to be disappointed at the crass commercialism and sexist storytelling.

Regulatory mandates, often passed in good times, bite more when economic growth slows.

Increasingly, as the hard times bite deeper, many Greeks are deciding or being forced to fall back on that last line of defense.

Even friendly dogs can, at times, bite people if they feel threatened.

One wasted no time biting a hole in the new Prada suit of Peter Sallick, an owner of Waterworks, the high-end bath hardware company.

Therefore, it could be concluded that the main behavioral strategies dairy cows use to satisfy their nutritional needs under continuous stocking include manipulating their eating time, biting rate, and chewing rate, with little control over TGJM rate and BM.

Ed Balls: The Labour Party's prince across the water (or the corridor) will have a hard time biting his lip if the new party leadership does not improve.

You may be the first to offer criticisms of the military, but you have a reeeeeally hard time biting your tongue when civilians do it.