11.   Gordon arrived New York for the week-long festivities and took a big bite out of the Big Apple.

12.   I took a big bite and began chewing.

13.   In recent weeks, earnings disappointments have taken big bites out of a number of newer chains.

14.   It seems that the Big Apple, while no one was looking, took a big bite out of crime.

15.   Maggie Winters left Shelbyville, Ind., most likely to succeed and eager to take a big bite from the Big Apple.

16.   She and the others believe that welfare reform is inevitable, whether it comes in a big bite or lots of nibbles.

17.   Satellite, meanwhile, is taking big bites out of cable, and prime feeding time is right after cable companies hike rates and change lineups.

18.   Take a big bite.

19.   That double layer of expenses takes a big bite out of returns.

20.   The chile can be extremely hot if you get a big bite of it, but it really brings out the flavors in the sandwich.