Sentence examples for a bit to get rid of from inspiring English sources

So too, says Dr Pace, is letting the water flow for a bit to get rid of some of the gunk in the showerhead.

Toss them around a bit to get rid of any excess (otherwise your marshmallows will taste of cornflour - as my first one did) and then toast them, drop them into hot chocolate or box them up between layers of greaseproof paper to give away as gifts.

Either way, the mixture started to set very quickly, so I poured it into the little moulds and stabbed it a bit to get rid of air bubbles.

So a little bit of optimism to get rid of cynicism is helpful in sport.

Press it a bit with your hands to get rid of the excess whey.

Use a damp cloth to get rid of gunky bits collected there.

To get rid of the last bit of alcohol, try to light the simmering wine.

I want to get rid of the headaches and eventually one gets a little bit desperate.

I want to get rid rid rid rid of it!

I would be a bit foolish to bring him back and then get rid of him.

Get rid of all the extra bits.