Sentence examples for a bit of ordinary from inspiring English sources

When a Labour supporter of Young's told me this morning that his foes had dug up a drink-driving conviction from the 80s, I thought it a point in his favour, a bit of ordinary behaviour we can all understand: wrong, but human.

We celebrate Christmas and Epiphany, move into a bit of Ordinary Time, and then it's on to Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season.

Why do we accept that Prince Charles can basically be on a gap year, every year, but we deny a bit of freedom to ordinary kids?

Easy to identify with, an ordinary joe doing a bit of a not-so-ordinary thing.

From first to last we are presented with painted and sculpted fictions whose presences are made all the more real by their quotidian details – a bit of knotted rope, the ordinary shoe that pokes out from beneath the robe of Saint Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.

The picture is a favorite of Mr. Roberts's, not just because it adds a bit of dash to the otherwise ordinary corporate suite he occupies as the chairman and chief executive of the Comcast Corporation, but also because it fits his image of how he and his father, Ralph, have built the nation's largest cable operator -- through guile, smarts and a succession of ever-bolder deals.

But as we all know, life admin is necessary but it can be a bit of a chore – a boring, ordinary task you do regularly.

But then the dark and fiery parts are a bit of a release from the ordinary".

There's nothing like a heavy snowfall to give one a bit of a respite, to turn the ordinary, like walking to the corner store, into a little adventure.

Some of the city's grand-sounding cycle "superhighways" (often just a bit of blue paint on an otherwise ordinary road) are also poorly thought out, particularly the notorious CS2, which runs through Aldgate and Whitechapel and where several cyclists have been killed.

The perfect crunch played against a bit of sweet, with a spicy finale, turns ordinary pecans into Killer Pecans.