Sentence examples for a bit tossed from inspiring English sources

Not everything works; the installation alternates blank stretches with cluttered stretches, and sculpture seems a bit tossed in.

Judith Prays, who invented these parties, has started mixing it up a bit, tossing in flavors of her own shirts (working out, ovulating, unrequited crush sweat) to see what gets the most hits.

Meanwhile, she had started the dal — a Henry Street staple — sniffed it, thought for a bit, and tossed in a handful of the mustard greens.

I fervently believe that we deserve more from our democratic system than the few derisory tit-bits tossed from the carousel of the mighty, when they hop a few inches left or right".

It's one of the many inventive bits tossed in regularly by Mr. Ross; the costume designer, David Toser; the set designer, James Morgan; and the rest of the creative team.

Cool a bit, then toss with chopped arugula, loads of chopped mint and lime juice.

When you're ready to grill, just tear off walnut- to golf-ball-size pieces, roll them out with a little flour (if you have a tortilla press handy, it would speed things up a bit) and toss onto the grill.

The company's also sweetening the pot a bit by tossing in Office 365 for Education free for teachers.

As Robert Greenfield, a journalist who visited the villa, recalls in the book: The scene at Villa Nellcôte was most definitely straight out of F. Scott Fitzgerald by way of Noel Coward and W. Somerset Maugham with a bit of Paul Bowles and William Burroughs tossed in for fun, and the Shirelles always playing loudly in the background and kids all over the place.

Still, there is also a bit off affection tossed out for the incredible moxie and showmanship that many modern day hunters of bigfeet display.

We could eventually attempt to make a "concept" album but the problem with this situation is that the concept or strings get in the way... No, as the "love" songs I've written were post-breakup and a bit of sarcasm tossed in and then laced with some spite!