No biting or gouging!

What, no bites?

Stop biting your nails.

Another one bites the dust.

Some people deceive for money.

At least I can prevent him from biting his tongue.

An autopsy showed that he had a bite mark.

He grew stronger and more aggressive and began biting his teachers.

She chews on her balls to tell us, We want out.

I'm so sorry, major Courtney, but I'm afraid general Gordon has bitten Mr. Robinson's finger.

That's the way Indian youngsters learn not to cry.

Anyhow, next time you want to bite somebody, don't make it such a big shot.

But if the IMF is to have a future, its management will have to issue stronger warnings about the next dangerously large US current account deficit, the next unsustainable housing boom, or whatever large country problem succeeds them.

Now the tip of the pizza isn't falling over, and you can eat it without getting tomato sauce all over yourself or accidentally biting off some of that paper plate.

Similarly, in the United Kingdom, the BBC retains its credibility because it can bite the government hand that feeds it. Yet Putin remains bent on curtailing the role of non governmental organizations and civil society.

In his instruction called Regarding Biting Incidents, Mao asserted So what? Good people get to know each other by biting each other and it serves bad people right if they are bitten by good ones

The rhetoric and posturing, the lack of commitment to human rights or democratic processes, may be and should be upsetting, but there will be far more bark than bite.

By using jaw muscles only, it could produce a bite force of 805 to 2,148 N, less than the values for alligators (13,000 N), lions (4,167 N), and leopards (2,268 N), but the skull could withstand nearly 55,500 N of vertical force against the tooth row.