Sentence examples similar to a bit of cola from inspiring English sources
To soothe the nerves, my playing partner and I merged a small flask of whiskey with a twenty-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola, a bit of impromptu mixology that required pilfering two small plastic cups from the dusty summit of the token machine.
Even though the higher visibility of the iconic Coke brand meant that consumer reactions received quite a bit of publicity, it still took Coca-Cola nearly three months to realize their brand was in peril and bring back the original formula.
Coca-Cola shares also saw a bit of a boost after a Merrill Lynch analyst raised forecasts for the company for 2006, 2007 and 2008 earnings.
Some cooks add honey or even cola, and many recommend adding a bit of puréed fruit, like pear, kiwi or pineapple, to help tenderize the meat (it's the acidity and enzymes that do it).
Bill also went along with a bit of on-stage product placement for one of the event's sponsors, Cola-Cola (also naughty, especially as the foundation fights obesity).
That can be a bit of a crapshoot as opposed to companies like Coca-Cola, which has used the same basic formula to power their brand for over a century.
It's also brands like Coca-Cola and Fidelity and McDonald's trying to find a bit of this magic.
