Sentence examples for a bit of effect from inspiring English sources

Brush the pastry top with more egg wash and sprinkle poppy seeds for a bit of effect.

"Some people say that - and it's true because something changed in the last decade - that it's a bit of an effect of what happened with me," Mourinho said.

If you are not confident of dividing the chicken at the table, you could quite easily do it in the kitchen before spooning over the sauce, but the dish then loses a bit of dramatic effect.

Tried all the medication that I could, I got a bit of side effects with quite a few of them: anxiety, depression, so I don't take any medication now, and I started running as well, and when I was more active, it seemed to keep the pain at bay for a bit longer, so now I'm more focussed on doing things that are natural and that won't be as harmful to my body.

Note: this will probably take a little bit of effect.

The only effect I still notice is a bit of a halo effect around lights when I am driving at night.

"Since the Paralympics, it feels as if there's been a bit of a ripple effect, at least more awareness.

"There is a bit of a domino effect that occurs, but I do believe there is confidence over all.

"And if you are putting oil on top of salad, it also has a bit of a satiating effect.

"It had a bit of a cooling effect particularly in Queensland, though they still came in with their fifth warmest March on record," he said.

"You could get tanned in winter if you sat right by the window: there's a bit of a greenhouse effect," the owner of a 64th-floor apartment above Chicago tells me.