Sentence examples for a bit trashed from inspiring English sources

If you think that the Stan Smith phenomenon was finished well over a year ago, then your minimal white trainers with their rounded toe and green heel padding are likely a bit trashed and you probably don't think you can wear them anymore.

Maybe James, increasingly soccer savvy, will remind Garnett of that during a bit of trash-talking in Game 4. Or maybe not.

The last matchup between these division rivals started with quite a bit of trash talk from the Bears, and ended with the Packers winning, 23-10, after intercepting four Jay Cutler passes and holding Brandon Marshall, Chicago's top off-season acquisition, to two catches for 24 yards.

I did fish a bit of trash out, not the beer cans or candy wrappers I might have seen at home but a Tango grapefruit drink can and a bag that once held Riley's Crisps (roast beef flavor), a kind of potato chip.

You get lots of juicy insider info and a bit of trash talking.

She has already started doing a bit of trash-talking last week.

We liked her better when she could be true to her perky self, and talk a bit of trash.

It's easy to dismiss a bit of trash in the sewer, but it's tough to turn away when it's floating in your frozen dessert.

Mexican fans seem to wipe the slate clean every four years; they are the fútbol world's great unrequited lovers, swooning whenever their coquettish Selección flashes a bit of dominance, trashing teams like Panama and Jamaica in the CONCACAF qualifications before ultimately losing, always gloriously.

They wanted to be a bit more fucked up, trashed out, and scary and just messing with ideas that dealt with completely politically incorrect perceptions.

I have a bit of big trash, so I go.