He searched everywhere for his keys until his partner laughed and said, 'if it had teeth, it'd bite one,' because they were sitting right out in the open on the hallway table.

When tackling the renovation, we decided to eat an elephant one bite at a time and focus on one room each month.

He eats an elephant one bite at a time, using that absurd image to explain how he breaks down overwhelming projects.

When managers shout during meetings, remember that one's bark is worse than one's bite; they often threaten more than they actually punish.

Before agreeing to lead three committees at once, be careful not to bite off more than one can chew.

When he volunteers to organize the conference, he often bites off more than one can chew.

The soccer final was nail-bitingly intense, with both teams refusing to yield until the last second.

She bitingly criticized the council's decision, leaving several members speechless.

The bitingness of her critique left the authors reeling.