Unfortunately, my contractor had bit off more than he could chew at the time and had to work double time to get my other house done within a reasonable amount of time. 

If you rush to provide the service, there's a better chance of biting off more than you can chew.

I would read a few books before you jump head first into a $500,000 property, that seems like a bit much to chew.

He will drop jokes all the time but he will chew out any player including Tom!!

Here in the Midwest, that can chew into the cash flow quickly. 

Someone's dog had chewed the bottom cabinets in the kitchen requiring an entire replacement of these. 

I feel like a city like Boston, the investors would have chewed it up by now.

To wit: We had to teach a local that we didn't consider it OK to chew on twigs and spit them out while in a motor vehicle that you do not own (chewing on twigs from a particular plant being the local equivalent of brushing one's teeth).

Dont bite off more than you think you can chew at once.

I assume the principle issues are potty-training and chewing for puppies, and potty-training for kittens.My question: For a cat or dog, what minimum ages will you accept?