bite out in a sentence

• The chance to take a sizable bite out of your wallet.
• Competition keeps taking a bite out of Pacific Telesis'profits.
• The reinstated waiver takes the bite out of that bold language.
• But the ticket still takes a bite out of her salary.
• Will they take a big bite out of the notebook market?
• She takes a bite out of a large, juicy nectarine.
• Cell phones have taken a huge bite out of their earnings.
• How hard times take bite out of family life, HONGKONG STANDARD
• What happens if Iran takes a bite out of Iraq?
• Entitlements take a large bite out of the federal budget.
• It's difficult to see bite out in a sentence .
• Altogether the cutbacks have taken a large bite out of drug prevention.
• News of such layoffs often takes a bite out of consumer confidence.
• That double layer of expenses takes a big bite out of returns.
• Everybody takes little bites out him and keeps him occupied.
• These fees can take a big bite out of your annual earnings.
• Now it wants to take a bite out of lunch.
• But Gap still takes a bite out of Levi's business.
• The Huskies don't just take a bite out of opponents.
• Sonnenfeld pauses for a bite out of a powdered doughnut.
• Take a good bite out of'em, Michael.