Sentence examples for up a bite from inspiring English sources

Just as the throb of habaneros begins to build up, a bite of soft banana or a crisp Marcona almond breaks the tension.

Ms. Sunée forked up a bite of achingly sweet tres leches cake and cited the Édith Piaf song "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien".

You might think you can always pick up a bite en route, but it helps to have a backup, just in case.

The salty savor of fried chicken skin, the warm mash of green plantains and the briny sweetness of shrimp together make up a bite so brutally soulful that you might find yourself involuntarily grunting into your plate.

First take an orange, and cut up a bite size piece.

So far, "Robbery Homicide Division" stacks up as a bite of the same apple.

Any würstelstand in Vienna, for example, is crowded at midmorning with people lining up for a bite to eat.

Sooner or later, usually later than everyone involved would have preferred, the voice shows up, takes a bite of the apple, and walks onstage.

Just for a moment, she got up, took a bite, and then returned to her spot, gently rolling the egg back beneath her chest and fluffing her feathers over it.

"We've given up a sound bite, 'ban the incandescent,' as opposed to a phaseout of the incandescent and a move to more efficient lighting," Mr. Horowitz said, adding that the reason was to avoid angering consumers.

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".