"It usually takes several bites at the apple," he said.
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"Candidates like to have two bites at the apple," Kelner said.
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But I've only got one or two bites at the cherry.
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Even British officials say EU leaders often need two bites at tricky questions.
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So we're pleased to give the guys two bites at the cherry tomorrow.
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Perhaps they're waiting to see if anyone bites at the bait Microsoft put out.
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" Between bites at his kitchen table, Escobedo said, "I do want to shock people.
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Shop an assortment of local and worldly bites at one of London's oldest food markets.
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Here, Rob, mom Kris, and a masked North enjoy bites at the famous sushi restaurant.
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Preventing mosquito bites at home should be at the top of every summer to-do list.
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That means Permian producers get more bites at the apple, making their assets potentially more efficient.
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And in case you missed it: • Reality Bites at Prada and Moschino Our critic weighs in.
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The frigid water bites at my face as I hit the water with a big SLAP.
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For a rebuilding team, these are juicy bites at the apple that double as valuable trade chips.
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Sean: You know, for me, I like to just do, like, two, three bites at a time.
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If you're springing for higher quality chicken pieces, may I recommend the new Chick'n Bites at Shake Shack.
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Over the course of about an hour, I privately took little bites, at least one of each dish.
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After this year's Lakers pick, Philly will not have anymore bites at the apple beyond their own draft picks.
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"I can't imagine why they'd want to give us two bites at the apple," said a Senate Democratic aide.
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One is a type of Culex mosquito, known as the northern house mosquito, which primarily bites at dusk or dawn.
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Insecticide-treated bed nets and pesticides applied inside homes protect against the malaria-carrying anopheles mosquito, which bites at night.
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The company revealed that it has started selling pouches of snackable cookie dough bites at Vermont locations of its Scoop Shops.
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BITES At Better Luck Tomorrow, Justin Yu and Bobby Heugel team up to deliver a casual but still serious culinary experience.
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Bites At Mercado Roma Coyoacán, visitors can devour a delicious mishmash of foods and fusions from all over Mexico (and beyond).
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As the shadows get longer and the autumn air bites at our skin, it's the perfect time for us to embrace fear.
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Bites At Ursa Minor, on Lopez Island, the menu relies heavily on the bounty of the island — but also on nontraditional ingredients.
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The texture was reminiscent of old gum and it took some serious concentration to get through even a few bites at a time.
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I eat breakfast bites at home, then head to the new Stone Creek Coffee that opened on the east side earlier this summer.
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The gusts drive breakers pounding against the shore, spin giant wind turbines, and hurl freezing rain that bites at eyes and exposed skin.
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Bites At Sunday at the Museum, a new cafe at the Asian Art Museum, the food rides the line between familiar and adventurous.
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Bites At Quetzal, a pair of married chefs create a fine-dining experience by using Mexican and local ingredients, and the occasional grasshopper.
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The space is bursting with natural light and greenery, and it spans across four floors with 'grammable backdrops and delicious bites at every turn.
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"This strategy gives us two bites at the apple," said one source, suggesting a vote over the summer and then another one in January.
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Bites At Faviken, his beloved restaurant in Are, Magnus Nilsson adds a rotating pop-up restaurant Uvisan, cocktail bar Svartklubb and cafe and bakery.
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Bites At the Manifesto Market, set in an unlikely spot in the Czech capital, you can enjoy everything from Hawaiian poke to Czech dumplings.
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The Senate will get two bites at the apple when it comes to Mulvaney's confirmation hearings, which are rumored to be scheduled for Jan. 24.
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She's an aggressive biter that only preys on humans and prefers to feed during the day, unlike the malaria-carrying mosquito, which bites at night.
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Of course, there's a question that bites at me when I matter-of-factly put time aside to bawl my eyes out: Am I normal?
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Bites At Turkey and the Wolf, standard lunchbox fare is just a launching pad for the high-flying imaginings of a merry band of inventors.
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You want to have three solid sound bites at the ready, and make sure you squeeze them into the conversation no matter what the interviewer asks.
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Good work from Timo Werner at the end line gives Germany two bites at the apple, but Sweden blocks both, then the rebound goes out wide.
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In three bites at Lysverket, Mr. Haatuft's restaurant here, he conveys everything he wants the food of Norway to be: nostalgic, sustainable, creative, delicious and witty.
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I developed obsessive-compulsive quirks, such as chewing my food (and my fingers) in seven bites at a time, and walking everywhere seven steps at a time.
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"You have only a couple of bites at the apple in your honeymoon," the Democratic aide added, referring to the first hundred days of the new administration.
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But I knew plenty of Klobuchar fans who were disappointed to see her go — and who are rooting for her to have future bites at the apple.
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Bites At his new restaurant Folklore, the chef Damian D'Silva continues to celebrate so-called heritage food — and is perhaps starting a few traditions of his own.
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BITES At Angler, sister to the three-Michelin-star Saison, a focus on sustainable seafood that is served à la carte — in a restaurant full of taxidermy.
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If it acts like a cat, purrs like a cat and playfully bites at you like a cat, then double-check because it might also be a toucan.
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Egg bites: If you like the wildly popular egg bites at Starbucks, you can use sous vide to make them at home for a fraction of the price.
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Parents bring the children as close to the fire as possible to keep them warm, but they are tired and the cold nonetheless bites at their tiny faces.
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Orlando, a team that's had multiple bites at the apple since they traded away their franchise player, has positioned itself to take off if one lands in their lap.
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Nicotine's satire of bourgeois morality bites at hypocrisy with Zinkian snappishness, but retains a conventional level of sympathy for its attractive female protagonist when she gets into hot water.
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They're probably managing in their vehicles a billion dollars or more and they're multi-strategy, meaning like the way I call it is they have multiple bites at the apple.
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Bites At the Kilted Lobster, in a quiet nook of Edinburgh's trendy Stockbridge neighborhood, Colin Hinds, the owner, is more than happy to tell you what you should be eating.
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"The Schaghticoke Tribal Nation was already denied federal recognition by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and should not have two bites at the apple," Mr. Blumenthal said in an email.
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"The reason I like the plant-based so much is this is where the two kind of connect," he said between bites at Nestlé's research and development center in Lausanne.
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By charging Stone with one count of obstruction of an official proceeding, five counts of false statements, and one count of witness tampering, prosecutors get seven bites at the apple.
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Select an area of town that's unfamiliar to you, and walk the streets or skip making dinner reservations one evening, and enjoy small bites at the bar at several different restaurants.
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Ropa Vieja Empanada Islands of the Caribbean Booth, $5.50 Cuban-style braised beef gets packed in an ultra-flaky pie dough, making for one of our absolute favorite bites at the festival.
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But keep in mind that some people don't react to the bites at all, and some reactions don't show up for as long as 14 days after the bite, according to the CDC.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UKAround the UK NHS accident and emergency units and GP services are in meltdown as the winter bites at a time of chronic underfunding and staffing shortages.
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In Guyana, the sun is so hot it bites at your skin, the food is so good it puts you in a carb coma — and people can leave this earth in dramatic fashion.
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He accompanies his bites at Mr Trump's record with an easy smile that testifies to his capacity—refined during his struggles as governor with a mulish Republican legislature—to be simultaneously calculating and cheerful.
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Bites At Kuchyn, which opened in July, there is no menu, only a stove with pots and pans where you lift the lids, engage your senses and choose your meal by trusting your gut.
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With public health officials warning that mosquitos carrying the Zika virus could infect Americans as early as next month, preventing mosquito bites at home should be at the top of every summer to-do list.
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Time after time the media bites at his smoke and mirrors and exhausts every possible meaning out of his ridiculous tweets instead of devoting precious time explaining to the public the serious consequences of this tax bill.
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Instead, Pinchuk sees a much bigger problem for the future of blue-collar jobs than sound bites at a time when 500,000 jobs remain open in the sector: Too many Americans don't want to do the work themselves.
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EFF legislative counsel Ernesto Falcon says the decision to send the bill through those committees gives "as many bites at the apple to defeat the bill" as possible, as any one of the committees could end the process.
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That means they could each get two bites at the apple when it comes to questioning the former special counsel, and they'll be able to go into the second hearing with a first-hand understanding of how the first hearing unfolded.
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COTONOU/SEME, Nigeria (Reuters) - On the outskirts of Benin's port city of Cotonou, thousands of used cars fill a vast parking lot but the merchants who used to come here from Nigeria to haggle for them are absent as recession bites at home.
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What they're saying: "What we are seeing with high resolution data is the ocean eating away large portions of the ice, taking big bites at a time instead of eroding slowly," UC Irvine's Rignot, a co-author of the new study, told Axios.
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A swell of bright little bites at the beginning of dinner might include glossy, delicate betel leaves filled with trout roe and stone fruit, seasoned with fish-sauce caramel, or tiny spheres of fried headcheese curry, the threads of meat buoyant in a thick, gelatinous sauce.
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And yet, as a small crowd gathered for coffee and breakfast bites at her elegant Mayfair flagship store — the walls lined with recent campaign shots by the photographer Juergen Teller featuring Ms. Beckham crawling out of a giant shopping bag — the mood was one of shared pride and celebration.
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For my money, there was quite a bit of crossword glue in here (AN A, which could have been clued to someone like ANA Navarro to avoid the partial; IS OUT; BOOER; IN HD; BITES AT) for a theme that Mr. Haight readily admits has been done before.
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And there are a whopping 12 sparkling debuts to enjoy, including JEAN SHORTS, ESCAPE ROOM, RADIO GAGA, BITES AT, PUZZLE BOX (how about that cluster of Zs just southeast of the center of the puzzle?), KNEW IT, I MEANT TO SAY, NINJA STARS (which I first tried to enter as SHURIKENS), A.
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The Hawks either think Young will be better than Doncic—last night Schlenk admitted the decision was split among members of his front office—or strongly believe that having as many bites at the apple is paramount for an organization that entered the night with one (maybe two) long-term pieces already in place.
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You'd expect a tool that can make mouth-watering brisket, light-as-air eggs (like those addictive sous vide egg bites at Starbucks), and perfect steak to take up prime real estate in your kitchen, but the ChefSteps Joule is designed to be half the size of other sous vide tools, to easily fit in a top drawer.
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If it is pinched or poked, the larva squeaks and bites at the attacker (Wagner 2005).
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Kung Fu Vampire recorded Love Bites at Nexus in July 2012, making the session into a short documentary.
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The trail also has many switchbacks, and a bad fall can result in serious injuries. Squirrel bites at Plateau Point are the leading cause of animal injuries to park visitors.
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Benji runs to get the cubs, but finds the wolf watching the cubs. Benji barks at the wolf, then bites at him. The cubs hide under a rock where the wolf cannot reach them. Benji jumps on the wolf’s back, then runs away.
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Daddy Long-legs Spiders can tangle up and wrap Redback Spiders from a safe distance by means of their long legs, which they use to apply silk. Once the Redback is fully trussed, the Daddy Long-legs Spider bites at will and simply waits for the bigger spider to die so it can feed.
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Meanwhile, Luke shuts off Danny's oxygen tank. Realizing that she is trapped and surrounded by the cats, Kassia slowly climbs up a nearby ladder, and a cat pursues her. When she reaches the top, the cat bites at her, causing her to lose her balance. The ladder topples over, and Kassia falls to her death.
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The topi is a selective feeder and uses its elongated muzzle and flexible lips to forage for the freshest plants. When foraging for food, topi tend to take small bites at a fast rate. Topi generally frequent flat lowlands and at elevations below 1500 m. When they have access to enough green vegetation, topi usually do not have to drink.
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In March 2007 the British government announced plans to give £1 million to a Farset Youth and Community Development project designed to move the UDA away from paramilitarism.£1m is confirmed for UDA project from bbc.co.uk The announcement followed an initiative by the UPRG to consult with UDA activists, culminating in the publication of a business plan to facilitate a Conflict Transformation Initiative.UDA bites at huge cash carrot from bbc.co.
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A known parasite of the nervous shark is the myxosporean Kudoa carcharhini. Like other requiem sharks, the nervous shark is viviparous: once the embryos exhaust their initial supply of yolk, they are provisioned by the mother through a placental connection formed from the depleted yolk sac. Adult females have a single functional ovary, on the right, and two functional uteruses. The male bites at the sides of the female as a prelude to mating.
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Tom runs into another wall and then is shown being dragged across the ground by his ankles and then returning to being hung by the feet. Tom blocks the airflow but soon falls down. Tom points the jet stream down and floats in the air next to Jerry, who starts laughing at him. Tom bites at Jerry and then starts chasing him, but instead of biting the mouse on the second try, he bites a pipe and spins around again in an exercise wheel.
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In the fable as Phaedrus tells it, after the lion had grown old and feeble, a boar and a bull took their revenge for past attacks by injuring him. But when a donkey joins in and kicks him, the lion laments that suffering insult from such a base creature is like a second death. Different animals figure in later accounts. For Marie de France in the 12th century, the bull that gores the lion and the ass that kicks him are joined by a fox that bites at his ears.
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On the same day the EP was released, the video for "Love Bites" (at 4 minutes and 32 seconds long) was uploaded to YouTube. The video features Abingdon talking about his new girlfriend (played by Kathryn Prescott)British Comedy Guide: The Midnight Beast - Love Bites who is a zombie. He then takes her on a double date with Wakely and his girlfriend, which ends with Wakely saying "Stef I think it's obvious your girlfriend here is gay". The girl then proceeds to attack Wakely and his girlfriend and bites Abingdon, who turns into a Zombie.
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The timing of the porbeagle's reproductive cycle is unusual in that it is largely similar in both hemispheres, rather than being offset by six months. This suggests that its reproduction is not significantly affected by temperature or day length, perhaps owing to its endothermic physiology. Mating takes place mainly between September and November, though females with fresh mating scars have been reported as late as January off the Shetland Islands. The male bites at the female's pectoral fins, gill region, and flanks while courting and to hold on for copulation.
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During courtship, the male follows the female and bites at her pectoral fin disc, using his pointed teeth to gain a grip for copulation. The litter size has been variously reported as only 1 or up to 10. Males mature sexually at a disc width of , and females at a disc width of . Known parasites of the red stingray include the tapeworms Acanthobothrium macrocephalum, Rhodobothrium pulvinatum, and Tetragonocephalum akajeinensis, the monogeneans Dendromonocotyle akajeii and Heterocotyle chinensis, the leech Pterobdella amara, the nematodes Porrocaecum laymani and Terranova amoyensis, the copepod Trebius akajeii, and the pranzia larvae of the isopod Gnathia capillata.
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Once the tension settles down she bids that the stranger sit down and have dinner with them. After seeing the stranger take bites at the bread she placed for him on his plate, she begins to feel pity and shows so in her face. When the stranger notices this, his grim expression lights up immediately and he smiles for one brief moment. After hearing the story from the stranger of how Simon had kindly robed the stranger after seeing him in his naked state, Matryona grabs more of Simon's old clothing and gives it to the stranger.
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They also identified the reasons why people did not practice healthy behaviors to avoid tick bites. At a time when a new Lyme vaccine was being withdrawn from the market and rates of disease were continuing to climb the group showed that a novel intervention using street entertainers on the ferry boats to Nantucket prevented the disease in a clinical trial of some 30,000 passengers. The epidemiology and risk factors for the systemic rheumatic diseases. With Frank Speizer and Walter Willett they established the case-identification methods for the largest cohorts in rheumatic disease epidemiology in the Nurses' and Physicians' Health Studies.
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A former druid chieftain named Zhadoba, jaded by years of warfare and believing the Radiant Gods have abandoned him, learns of the identity and whereabouts of the blacksmith and his coveted weapons, more valuable than any gold in such a time. With this knowledge, Zhadoba's heart is hardened to mercy and replaced with greed and bloodlust. Bringing even the feared warlord, the Man-Eater, under his spell, Zhadoba massacres an entire people, the Clan of the Grey Hounds, including their blacksmith, and takes his legendary weapons. The only survivor of the tribe, the blacksmith's fair- haired son, witnesses the slaughter and bites at Zhadoba's tattooed hand.
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In an interview with Zee.PH, Baljak emphasized how important it is to be able to make a choice: either to be happy or angry despite the fact that reality bites at times and how pain can ride along with truth. In order to stay in the positive area, she has since been disciplining herself through her Strength Training Program, which has allowed her to become a better person by materializing her plans that seemed superficial for her two years back. > “I used to have goals, but I didn’t have the steps on how to do it. Now that > I do, I can really stand for that you need to work on the plans even though > people are not very favorable to you,” she says.
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According to Jean-Georges Vongerichten, a popular New York celebrity chef with restaurants around the world, "The amuse-bouche is the best way for a great chef to express his or her big ideas in small bites". At some point, the amuse-bouche transformed from an unexpected bonus to a de rigueur offering at Michelin Guide-starred restaurants and those aspiring to that category (as recently as 1999, The New York Times provided a parenthetical explanation of the course). This in turn created a set of logistical challenges for restaurants: amuse-bouche must be prepared in sufficient quantities to serve all guests, usually just after the order is taken or between main courses. This often requires a separate cooking station devoted solely to producing the course quickly as well as a large and varied collection of specialized china for serving the amuse.
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Loveless turned her attention to insect venom allergies in 1946 when a colleague asked if she knew how to prevent anaphylactic reactions in patients who suffered from hypersensitivity to Hymenoptera bites. At the time, the clinical standard involved creating extracts made from grinding up the entire body of an insect and administering it in order to desensitize patients. Loveless hypothesized, however, that the allergens were concentrated in the insect venom rather than the whole body, and thus that injections of venom-sac extract would be a more effective therapy. Since pure venom was unavailable, she collected and anesthetized insect samples herself before removing their venom sacs to prepare for injecting into her patients; by 1964, she had dissected some 30,000 insects, and reported that she had become so proficient at the process that she could dissect "a bug a minute".
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This has been suggested to be a specialisation for hunting large-sized prey items by imparting more powerful bites at the very front of the jaws. This is unlike the condition of most other sebecids, which have more generalised dentitions with similarly sized teeth throughout the jaw, which may have preferred smaller to mid-sized prey. The deeper snout and less compressed, stronger teeth of Bergisuchus also suggest that it was capable of withstanding greater forces relatively than planocraniids, and is inferred to be capable of catching and dismembering prey by thrashing its head in any direction, unlike planocraniids. The unusual differentiated heterodont teeth were interpreted as evidence for a relatively complex method for processing food, and they suggested that Bergisuchus used the large canines at the front of the jaws as fangs and the smaller rear teeth to "chew" and process food before swallowing.
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