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The match was nail-bitingly close: at 2-0 down in extra time, it seemed to be all over for the United States.

This book proves that history can be new and nail-bitingly exciting all at once.

The feedback, as Couric has learned, can also turn bitingly negative.

You will be absolutely certain of that in a very short time, Locke retorted bitingly.

"You deserve all the punishment you are enduring," I bitingly told him.

Now he felt much comfort where he sat; the night was really cold, bitingly cold, and it was a glorious fire.

His chapter on "Some Form Masters" is a thing of the purest joy; bitingly true, yet withal of a kindly sympathy with his victims.

"You never will learn how to manage good stock," Martin criticized bitingly.