Sentence examples for a bit of pot from inspiring English sources

The most we could score was a bit of pot.

What about when a bit of pot is combined with a beer or two?

So tell me, Daily Mail, why are you treating this story like "a bit of pot"?

'I was only using a bit of pot at the time... everyone was on something then... pot and then heroin.

I liked a bit of pot in my youth, though, so I guess I did some memory work.

Picking courses and universities based on predicted grades, best and worst case scenarios, and a bit of pot luck.

Now, having a little bit of pot, like a joint, is not a crime as long as you don't burn or openly display it.

Ford continues, "Obviously, everybody in drum and bass loves to smoke a little bit of pot.

That makes it a bit of a "honey pot," said Mr. Ramage, noting that Jakarta's wealth has helped fuel official corruption, often cited as a deterrent to foreign investment.

Like Taiwan itself, the restaurants are actually a bit of a melting pot for different regional cuisines: there are some fine Sichuan dishes and the Shanghainese dumplings are excellent.

In those days it was a pilgrimage from down south to what was a bit of a tin-pot set up - there was only a small hut with a slot that you could put your telescope through.