Sentence examples for a bit of jack from inspiring English sources

I'd been in Billy Gibbons's tour bus talking to him for a brilliant hour, when he said, "Hey, let's go and catch a bit of Jack".

UK duo Jack Beats called in friends from around the world to help sing the chorus of their new OWSLA single, "Beatbox," a bit of jacking house with a hook that will stick in your head for days.

There's a bit of Jack Kerouac describing Dean Moriarty in the way he recalls Ms. Estrada striding down Brooklyn's streets.

How exciting to see the dancers arrow across the stage, or watch the burly Leon Ingulsrud swivel his pelvis and propel himself sideways as he recites a bit of Jack Kerouac's "cold dusk run to Santa Barbara".

My concern is that in the past he has been seen as a bit of a jack of all trades".

He hardly ever saw his father, a tailor's cutter, describing him as a bit of a Jack the Lad.

I'm a bit of a jack of all trades on court, owing to my classification, which is based on the severity of your disability.

"I was a bit of a Jack the lad in my late teens, but when I knuckled down on the farm, Dad appointed me his livestock manager and was always receptive to my ideas," he says.

Never to be pegged down to a specific end of the spectrum, and with an open-minded knack for pulling sounds from various eras of dance music, the LA-based producer Urulu is a bit of a jack of all trades.

He was always a bit of a jack-the-lad.

He writes of the rejuvenating qualities of working with younger stars like Charlize Theron, Scarlett Johansson and Jude Law (in whom, he says, he sees something of himself, partly because Law is, as he was, "a bit of a jack-the-lad").