Sentence examples for would be bit from inspiring English sources

In the desert, the cast and crew were informed that there was a "one in twenty-five" chance that someone would be bit by a rattlesnake.

To throw debutant Freddie Burns in from the start could be dangerous because it could go brilliantly but it could also go badly, and against the best team in the world it would be bit unfair to give him a test like that.

The root would be bit hard so bend the plant from the point where the cut has been made with the knife.

For A.I.G. to join the suit really would be biting the hand that fed it.

"A commercial network would be biting the hand that feeds it," he said.

It would be biting the hand that feeds you so generously.

He or she would be bitten by the spirit of music drama.

The hogs sometimes would be bitten, torn, grabbed, thrown, sat on, and finally shoved back into their pen.

This sort of rain and fog would be biting in April, but in mid-January it felt almost warm.

If this were high-stakes poker, the North Koreans would be biting their lips to hide their smiles at the cards in their hands.

Tony Shiret, an analyst at Haitong Research, said Home Retail shareholders would "be biting their arm off" if the supermarket made a firm offer of 130p a share or more.