Sentence examples for a bit brush from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Donovan was simple, if direct: "It makes you think and tidy up a bit — brush your hair, perhaps".

Yet the attacks on Anderson are a bit broad brush.

If there's any bumps and it's a bit messy, brush it and bobby pin any bumps down.

Always leave your hair down, curl it a bit then brush it out so it looks natural and looks like you just woke up that way.

A bit more brushing here and flossing there, and the image changed to show healthier teeth.

As a service to those who enjoyed "Braveheart" but whose understanding of Scotland's recent history needs a bit of brushing up, here's an overview.

Let's call it a quick reminder for those of us who enjoyed "Braveheart" and "Gregory's Girl" but whose understanding of Scotland's recent history needs a bit of brushing up). 1) How did the referendum come about?

The acting is a bit broad-brush, especially for the British chaps, but Ashutosh Gowariker's film is virile, muscular storytelling, with rich musical dance numbers, and inspired touches like an Untouchable inventing off-spin.

Some occupational schemes (eg police and firemen) allow for early retirement although this approach is a bit broad-brush; chasing down criminals might be tough at age 63 but having a desk job in the police or fire service need not be.Another option would be to keep a standard retirement age but allow for disability benefits to be paid to those who cannot keep working in their 60s.

If you see a pod of narwhals jousting each other, they're not fighting, they're actually rubbing ocean crap off each other's tusks - a bit like brushing  each other's teeth.

I remember saying I was frightened and he said, 'Everybody is!' It was a bit of brush-off.