Sentence examples for a bit of taunting from inspiring English sources

Batting is hard enough as it is, so you don't want to make it ever harder for yourself by getting uptight by a bit of taunting from the opposition.

On Dylan's part, Waldman writes, there was "a bit of taunt and tease in the relationship whose intimacy I notice[d] Ginsberg deeply enjoy[ed]." And, one might add, there was a bit of pathos on Ginsberg's part.

During the tax debate I drift off briefly, only waking when someone behind me shouts, "Rubbish!" Afterward I find Linda Jack, who tells me she has a bit of history taunting Clegg at Q&As.

On 8 Out of 10 Cats, the Channel 4 show hosted by Carr, fellow comic Sean Lock taunted him: "We all like to put a bit of money away for a rainy day, don't we?

A bit of hope.

A bit of decorum.

A bit of both.

A bit of intrigue.

A bit of context.

A bit of that".

A bit of vanity.