Sentence examples for a bit bolted from inspiring English sources
It still feels a bit bolted on since so many people scroll their feed while in public with their phones muted.
Facebook says Messenger Day has 70 million daily active users, but that means it has grown much slower than Instagram Stories, and it still feels a bit bolted on atop the inbox.
Your marine can now double jump and pull himself up onto higher ledges, which is hardly Mirror's Edge-style parkour, but it looks like inspiration's been drawn from Quake III's smooth, silky movement, with a few extra bits bolted on.
The only blue-print of how not to do it is volunteered by the deputy dean, Dr Peter Foot: "America went into Vietnam believing the wrong thing at the start - thinking they were fighting a conventional war with guerrilla bits bolted on - and they never recovered".
This is a bit like bolting the stable door.
Isn't it a bit like bolting the stable door well and truly after the horse has fled?
"I think this season I have slacked off a little bit," Bolt confessed.
The stuff about Situationism feels a bit hackneyed and bolted on: the album ends with stark and affecting acoustic tracks about the death of Healy's grandmother and his mother's collapse into postnatal depression – the former called Nana, no less – that suggest the frontman may be substantially more interested in painful soul-bearing than in arch commentary.
Chubbed Up + isn't a new album but a collection of recent 7-inch singles with a bit of new stuff bolted on.
The site also has a number of social features, allowing users to upload photos that are relevant to the word, add tags, rate words, etc. Seems like a bit of overkill to bolt a social network onto an online dictionary, but there you go.
