bite the bullet

His view is to bite the bullet and press on.

You're the one who's going to have to bite the bullet if anything goes wrong.

Would it be better to bite the bullet now maybe.

Who will be first to bite the bullet on this?

Some in big business also seem ready to bite the bullet.

"I bit the bullet and told him the bad news," she said.

"But now it is a matter of biting the bullet and going forward."

Many of us will just have to bite the bullet and pay more for what we buy every day.

For many such people, this summer and early fall could be a particularly good moment to bite the bullet.

One needs to bite the bullet and call their lawyer.

"The Government has finally bitten the bullet and tried to bring it up to current science."

"I'll probably have to bite the bullet early next year."

"I decided to bite the bullet and take back my name," she said.

Some companies are biting the bullet and making big contributions.

Should we just bite the bullet and go long haul?

The next year, the network bit the bullet and accepted advertising.

But if he did, Francis would just bite the bullet and take the fall.

"But now the government and Congress have to bite the bullet.

"Either try to come to work or bite the bullet and retire."

Hood was going to have to bite the bullet on this one.

"He's going to have to bite the bullet some time."

But when should you bite the bullet and make a doctor's appointment?

"He's prepared to bite the bullet and have a guy sit out a whole year just to sign for more money."

You've got to bite the bullet and hope things happen."

I bit the bullet and signed up for a hot stone facial.