Sentence examples similar to a bit of lips from inspiring English sources

I use a bit of lip balm first, then I line and fill in with Make Up For Ever lip pencil in 17C, a bright orange.

Slipping a bit of lip balm in the thumb hole of your opponent's ball also might help your chances, he said.

They are very skilled performers, on everything from violin and saxophone to drums and bass guitar, but I do suspect a bit of lip-syncing from the singers.

I think there'll be a bit of lip out there and a few short balls so I think intimidation will definitely play a big part.

On the campaign trail, and since his election and inauguration, Obama and his surrogates have paid quite a bit of lip service to the idea of presidential accountability.

These programs, brutal as they are, depict just the end of a long cycle of acquisition; only a bit of lip service is given to how these items came into the possession of their owners.

Hanson lauded the days when migrants, the people once termed "wogs", would just cop a bit of lip from Aussies as part of their assimilation ritual rather than the preciousness that persisted now.

Instead, I get by with a bit of lip-reading, a lot of "What?" and "Eh?" and a tendency to hazard a guess at what people have said and offer some banality in return.

Jamieson adds: "He just thought he was there to make up the numbers, a bit of lip service [for United] to say: 'We've got a youth player on the bench.' But he banged two goals in – move over Wayne Rooney, I say.

"They jump on anything to have a go at you so I am expecting a bit of lip.

The laptop portion is a bit of lip service to openness that corporations like to pay just to get their piece of the "open" mindshare.