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You never have a bit of enjoyment.

This might require a bit of experimentation.

Richard, did you go to the aerobics class, really? Richard

A bit of the Bohemian rebel, a bit of the noble savage.

Ah Seng, a recruit, was a bit of a loner.

a spot of tea; a bit of paper.

Removing a component requires a bit of cleanup.

He's a bit of a rogue, But very charming.

Eat a bit of lean protein for a snack.

With a bit of knowledge, a bit of planning and a bit of patience, we can learn to fall asleep fast!

Friday morning, psychiatrists take a bit of revenge.

Leave a bit of slack when wrapping your headphones.

So this time my spirit is a bit of happy, a bit of pathos and so on.

So give them a soak, a scrub, a bit of moisture, and a dash of color.

Joan is a pretty girl who has the reputation of being a bit of a tease.

A diplomat, a bit of a shameful face, will bring great shame to a nation.

However, a face to eat is also a bit of a laugh.

He's a retired lieutenant colonel and a bit of a martinet.

So, the whole concept of anti aging is a bit of a misnomer.

Now,we're in a bit of a pickle here,from the philosophical point of view.

That is a bit of an exaggeration, of course - some of the bosses will be Indian.

Wealthy couples with constant marital disputes and certain links to London may see this with a bit of pleasure or a bit of shiver.

Butt surely there's a bit of a logic problem with libraries loaning e-books.

Her magical character is described as "cool, hip, smart," and "a bit of a thrill-seeker."

It seems to me that he's been labouring under a bit of a misapprehension.

From the telescope's point of view, so-called transiting planets block a bit of starlight.

Mr Obama is proposing only a bit of the first, and none of the second.

We caught up again a little bit, but for sure we need a bit of good luck also on Sunday to try to win it.

After you've used that technique, then you just might have a bit of general chit-chat.A bit of fluff talk, like ‘How have you been?

He chopped his chicken and tossed it into a pan-a dash of sauce and spices; a bit of sugar.

If you need to remove just a bit of stock, use sandpaper.

Sorry, I know it's a bit of a long wooly question but I'm a fish out of water here!

a bit of fiber that has become separated from woven fabric.

Or a bit of both?

Isn't that a bit of a contradiction?

TITAN is a bit of a hulk.

Now here's a bit of nostalgia.

A muskeg berry is a bit of seed enclosed in a bit of water.

Luo Sheng's brow and eye's mischievous color beat a bit, with a bit of cunning.

He fancies himself a bit of a psychologist.

And all because of a bit of minor philandering.

You may come up against a bit of opposition.

Is it just a bit of revolutionary propaganda, or mere playing with persuasive definitions, or a bit of Hegelian mysticism?

I still think it's a bit of a cheek sending a voucher rather than a refund.

He' s a bit of a dark horse : he was earning a fortune, but nobody knew.

But someone by the name of Johnicher has taken a bit of a different tact.

Originally, he also felt that he was a bit of a pseudo-public, private, embarrassing others so an honest NPC, is it a bit too much?

He's not coming, 'I interposed, framing a bit of a lie.

Bathrooms smelled a bit off.

a little bacon, a bit of mutton, figs, a fresh cheese, and a large loaf of rye bread.

That's a bit of a mouth full, so let's take a look at each part of that pipe.

Now, certainly, there is a bit of willful fakery at work.

A bit of lint;a bit of luck.

Now, that's a bit of a simplification.

Now there is a bit of backlash.

To say the crowd and Panettiere were a bit stunned is a bit of an understatement.

Don't omit sensory details and a bit of color.

Infographics are always a bit of a hodgepodge of statistics culled from a variety of sources.

The reality of a startup is that you usually have to do a bit of everything.

Here it's used to get a bit more contrast, bring some of details back, add a bit of soft glow and some vignette to round it up.

SOMETIMES a bit of insider jargon is very plain, but nonetheless signalling of insiderism.

“I personally don't buy it,” he said. “From a public health point of view, it's a bit of a stretch.”

Firstly a bit of background.

He's quite a lad/a bit of a lad.

Peter throws a bit of water on the fire.

While the Ass cropped a fresh bit of greens, the Fox would devour a chicken from the neighboring farmyard or a bit of cheese filched from the dairy.

A snapshot of the beam itself would look like the threads of a screw, or a bit of fusilli pasta.

I want a bit of a chat.

It's a bit of a comedown to leave school and then not get a job.

After all it may have been worse; that 's a bit of dutch comfort .

I'm a bit of a boor, so I hope you won't mind if I speak bluntly.

I am a bit of a reader myself.