Sentence examples for well bite from inspiring English sources

Supply constraints could well bite: Mr Beck's research shows that business lending as a share of total credit in the economy is comparatively low in Britain.

Still, won't spending cuts (or tax increases) cost jobs whenever they take place, so we might as well bite the bullet now?

Those of you on the fence about buying a Lumia 900 may as well bite the bullet now.

It's the "done well" bit that's key, though.

That's what I like to focus on – not only the doing well bit but the things I need to improve on.

AS BRITAIN'S chancellor of the exchequer discovered when he entered office, fingernails can reveal a lot about a person whether they are airbrushed works of art, nicely trimmed, dirty or, as with Gordon Brown, well bitten.

But there is also concern that McDonald's may be, well, biting off more than its customers can chew in its eagerness to build on recent sales gains -- the first in almost two years -- for products like entree salads and pancake-style breakfast sandwiches.

Although there is no exact scientific theoretical approach for proper selection of drill bits, the following useful methods may provide a close estimate to the best bit for the given formation interval to be drilled: thorough evaluation and comparison of offset, well bit records, bit run cost equation, drill-off test and specific energy equation.

"Well, I bit you git to tell some good yarns down at the pub".

With Mr. Popov accusing Mr. Hayashi of assault, battery and theft, as well as biting someone to take possession of the ball, Mr. Lee said, "Now it's an effort to clear his name as much as anything else".

That essay, as well as biting critiques of the Iraq war and the Israel lobby, earned him considerable enmity in some quarters, mitigated perhaps by the subsequent news that he had developed Lou Gehrig's disease, to which he succumbed in August 2010.