Sentence examples for a bit of duck from inspiring English sources

So you could order a fresh takeaway (perhaps a bit of duck this time, as an encouragement?) and photograph that for posting".

Equally winning, tightly wrapped "purses" of goat cheese and a bit of duck were served on a array of crisp greens with ginger dressing.

Aridane Pérez Huertas, the male half of the couple, had taken over the place's cafe with aplomb, and I took advantage of his bargain 15-euro prix fixe dinner the first night: gazpacho, his version of a reindeer burger (mixed with a bit of duck mousse and served on a dense, freshly baked roll), Finnish berry juice and espresso.

But it is conceivable that Britain is becoming Del Boy Nation: doing a bit of ducking and diving, trying to keep one step ahead of the revenue.

Feed them a bit of mashed duck egg yolk until they become more interested in the starter crumbs.

"The fund itself is a bit of an odd duck," said Christopher J. Traulsen, a senior analyst at Morningstar, which tracks mutual funds.

There are several reasons Mr. Richman might choose to take target practice at a restaurant that is a bit of a sitting duck.

Derivative suits are a bit of an odd duck in the corporate world because a company's board is responsible for deciding how the corporation should act, including whether to pursue a lawsuit.

Sylvia Waycot, editor at Moneyfacts.co.uk, says: "ISA season is the equivalent of Christmas for savers, with lots of competitive rates, fanfares and razzmatazz, but so far this year it is turning out to be a bit of a lame duck.

SeatGeek is a bit of an odd duck in the secondary ticket market.

The Google Pixelbook is a bit of an odd duck among notebooks, or among tablets – or even among notebook/tablet hybrids.