Sentence examples for a bit of special from inspiring English sources

Monkfish, then, and other types of fish that are best cooked well-done -- like shark and striped bass -- require a bit of special handling when grilling.

He was a reserve as a freshman and played a bit of special teams as a sophomore before seeing significant playing time as a junior.

There's a saying: "No good being poor and looking poor," so I've always treated myself to a bit of special clobber.

If I get a bit of this and a bit of that, a bit of special rubber and plastic, and put it all together, it'll make a new type of oil rig insulation.'" Foster called his invention UlvaShield.

If I was designing my perfect burger it would have a soft bun, beef cooked on a flat-top and well seasoned, onions (caramelised or otherwise), processed cheese and a bit of special sauce - like the stuff they use in a Big Mac.

How to compete in a mobile space dominated by Google's flavor of Android? 'If you can't beat Android, be Android — but add a bit of special sauce' sums up the thinking here.

There will no doubt be quite a bit of special-forces activity.

Even Pottermore, a bit of a special case, is resolutely focused on the Harry Potter books.

In each case, bystanders filled the area, either by happenstance or because of the commotion, with some believing they were watching a bit of Hollywood special effects.

"I've got a feeling this is going to be a bit of a special day," prophesised Dot at the beginning of all this, in the way soap people do when something unexpected is about to happen.

(Spain a is a bit of a special case. Thanks to an improvement in the debt markets, the government in Madrid so far hasn't had to access the funds the E.U. promised).