Sentence examples for a bit like a throw from inspiring English sources

"I guess it looks a bit like a throw pillow".

(A bit like life).

"It was a bit like a parade.

I'm a bit like a child.

She looked a bit like a bride".

After a throw, the weight hit a rock and shattered — a bit like an egg — with mercury spilling everywhere.

It felt a bit like an afterthought.

This seemed a bit like being thrown out of the Full Gospel Baptist Mass Choir for being too religious, but the actual impact on the band's music was debatable.

9. Gayego is now in the race, after a reconsideration, and considering his 17th-place finish in the Derby, it seems a bit like Rudy Guiliani throwing his hat back into the ring.

"It's a bit like throwing a hard ball and then a soft ball," said a spokesman for Mr Obuchi.

It's a bit like throwing raw meat to lions.