"It's probably not a lesson," she says, nearly biting back tears.
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Well, karma's biting back because wearing pajamas out of the house is officially in.
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And so on "DAMN." he's biting back, something that begins before the music even starts.
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McCain, in recent months, has been biting back both through his rhetoric and by helping to thwart the president's agenda.
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" And Ashley remains as loyal as ever, biting back at the ladies for talking "so much trash about my husband.
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She feels like she's biting back her emotions constantly when we see things from her POV, but Noah sees her as icy and resilient.
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And as I indicated in some of my previous remarks, reality has a way of biting back if you're not paying attention to it.
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And as I indicated in some of my previous remarks, reality has a way of biting back if you're not paying attention to it.
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EncroChat didn't just leave the video, which has now been viewed nearly 6,000 times, to spread among the secure phone community without biting back, though.
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So it shouldn't come as a surprise that one creator is biting back by suing the company for stealing one of his memes to promote a tequila brand.
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"The impact of protracted trade tensions is biting back at home — especially on the business investment cycle and manufacturing activity," BlackRock executives wrote in a report published last week.
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Part fixer, part pit bull biting back at anyone who attacked Mr. Trump, Mr. Cohen frequently badgered reporters over stories he found unflattering toward his boss during the campaign.
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Hot dog eating god Joey Chestnut has a brand new BEEF -- this time, he's biting back at legendary sports reporter Peter King who's crapping all over food eating competitions.
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Friday afternoon, following a night of comedic -- and at times biting -- back and forth between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the Clinton campaign took to Twitter to slip in one last insult.
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Now, in the — I wish I could call it "red top" corner, except these newspaper guys are anything but tabloid — we find premium publishers biting back at Rothenberg's attempts to trash-talk online privacy legislation.
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On Thursday morning, the MAGA crowd was biting back at suggestions that Trump's would-be deal with Democratic congressional leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, the second in as many weeks, was fraying their faith.
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The Associated Press reported that career officials across the government were "biting back" at the president by tweeting messages at odds with his agenda from official social media accounts and leaking information to the media.
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Biting back at her cast mates, Rahmati accuses Shouhed of being racially insensitive (both during the cast trip to Isreal and at home) and confronts Javid about calling her child a "bastard" for being born out of wedlock.
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Meanwhile, Trump spent the week defending himself on multiple fronts — criticizing the impeachment investigation and biting back at a group of world leaders who were caught on camera mocking the U.S. president during a NATO reception in London.
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Between Bieber posting random throwback photos of the two of them, Gomez apologetically refusing to talk about him in a Rolling Stone interview, and their biting back-and-forth comments on Instagram, no one knew where Jelena stood at any given day.
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In support of this effort he has released a range of chocolate bars called "Biting Back Bar" which he launched on 29 May 2008 at Chester Zoo, the first place to stock the bars. (PDF) The first bar, the "Orang-utan Biting Back Bar", contains dark chocolate bar and has a hint of orange. It is sold by Chokolit, and several British zoos. Early in 2008, the MP who opened Chokolit's Bridgnorth production facility arranged for Barnett to meet Prime Minister Gordon Brown and conservative leader David Cameron at the Houses of Parliament.
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He discussed his views on palm oil with the politicians, showed the first "Biting Back Bar" and discussed opening a new outlet with House of Commons catering chiefs. Cameron called Barnett "a most remarkable young man who has the makings of becoming one of the significant entrepreneurs of the next decade".
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However, this tactic is not exhibited every time that prey escapes as the likelihood of this tactic being used increases with time since an individual's last meal. Caudal luring can be used to recapture prey in 3 ways as it can be used to lure prey towards it, to distract prey at the moment that it strikes or both. Feeding strategies are a very important behaviour for this species as the lizards it eats can often be large enough to inflict a retaliatory bite that could cause serious harm. This is thought to be the reason that this species will modify its strike precision according to prey size as strikes at large prey will be directed at either the head or neck to prevent them from biting back.
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