Sentence examples for a splash of it from inspiring English sources

Edith Cavell's centenary is coming up next year, and it looks like the British are determined to make a splash of it.

Colorful pony trotted down the runway of Victoria Beckham, Carolina Herrera and Helmut Lang, but designers opted for richer shades than the usual black on maxi skirts or just a splash of it on panels.

A splash of it in Champagne gives new personality to a kir royale, and it's an excellent addition to a cosmopolitan, a margarita, a shot of silver tequila or gin on the rocks.

Very small quantities of ingredients might be a challenge with measuring, however, if you need a splash of it, free-pouring can be done.

It's best with just a splash of lemon; it requires no cream cheese.

With a splash of water, it became authoritative: Lovely grassy and peaty aromas emerged, and it became sweet and very smooth, with a long finish.

Served over the rocks with a splash of soda, it is exotic in a surprising way: first a taste of cola-like sweetness, then sharply bitter at the back of the tongue, with a complex web of tastes in between.

Keep a little jug of water close to the pan and add a splash of water if it looks like it's going to stick.

Add the garlic, ginger and spices, and cook for a minute or two more – add a splash of water if it looks like it's going to catch and burn.

When you add the water to the clay put a splash of paint in it then before you leave it to dry, pour it over the moon rock.

The dominant pinot noir in Noblesse Oblige, a serious bubbly, imparts sophistication; chardonnay gives it bounce; and a splash of merlot rounds it out.