The angler waited long but the fish would not bite.
Another good home remedy is to apply nail polish to the bite. This might look funny, depending on where the bite is, but should reduce the itch considerably.
He has dangled the carrot. It is up to the country to bite.
Crunchy: cocoa nibs baked right into the bottom of each ramekin for a little surprise in each bite.
Instead, when I bite into roasted red peppers, grilled corn on the cob, mangoes, black bean burgers, guacamole, I know this is me as I am.
A few minutes later, the trucker notices that the wife hasn't taken a bite. "I really wouldn't mind buying your wife her own meal, " he insists.
And the ominous “large” is simply frightening. I would wager the heat release from the first bite of one might well generate enough energy to power a small village for a night.
Here's a bite to eat if anyone's hungry.
I'm not too fond about snakes but I try not to bite them. It's the other way usually they bite me.
It’s called “phishing” because the badguys throw out electronic bait and wait for someone to bite.
Sushi chefs carefully choose the proportions of fish, rice, and wasabi in each piece—eat it in one bite.
This means, enjoy the time you spend cooking a meal (it's great stress relief) and savor each bite slowly (it improves assimilation and is better for digestion).
Business schools need to make more room for people who are willing to bite the hands that feed them: to prick business bubbles, expose management fads and generally rough up the most feted managers.
Will the new security measures bite?
Savor. Slow down and savor everything you eat, everything you do. Breathe before you take each bite, and enjoy each bite.
When you take a bite the bean curd oozes sticky, salty sweetness.
Mr Obama has already offered one new model: dangle carrots for reform and hope that states bite.
"And why only snakes? Cats, for instance, would be greatly helped; no running rights with large, fierce rats or tussles with grown rabbits-just a bite and no more effort needed. "
A bite of something might pick you up.
When attacked from the side, the crickets stridulated and tried to bite their attacker.
Its painless bite may seem harmless, but the deadly neurotoxins begin working immediately resulting in muscular weakness, numbness, followed by a cessation and breathing and ultimately death.
Horseradish has a very strong bite.
Therefore, absorbing foreign culture is metaphorically a process of taking a bite, chewing and ingesting.
Fast talking and ever ready with a sound bite, the former vice president’s candor is missed now that he is gone.
He has been without bite or sup for two days.
Why risk catching a nasty infection when all you really want to catch is a quick bite?
Pressuring them to take a bite Demanding that a child eat at least one bite of everything seems reasonable, but it's likely to backfire.
Typical menus at McDonald's, KFC and Burger King contain 65 per cent more calories per bite than standard British meals, making it far too easy ffor customers to overindulge without realising it.
To begin, soon after a dolphin sustains an injury such as a shark bite, surrounding blubber appears to extend a whitish layer over the exposed area to protect it.
If you provoke the dog, he may bite you.
Bite: Stage in the process of etching a metal block or plate with acid. Each application of the acid increases the depth of the etch and is called a "bite".
She hasn't taken a single bite of her brownie sundae and all of the ice cream has already melted.
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