Sentence examples similar to would be bite from inspiring English sources
For instance, in contrast to Mr. Bush's sweeping tax- cut proposal, Congress's tax cuts would be bite-sized and designed to be provide popular relief for particular problems.
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.
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.
If this were high-stakes poker, the North Koreans would be biting their lips to hide their smiles at the cards in their hands.
David Hollingworth, of mortgage brokers London & Country, predicted many buyers would be "biting their nails", as they attempted to complete their purchase before the deadline.
According to my partner, who obviously knows me better than anyone, there may be an element of truth in the former, but casting aspersions on the latter would be biting the hand that heals me.
