Sentence examples for and given a bit from inspiring English sources

The grilled sirloin was cooked to order and given a bit of pizazz by accompaniments of mushroom-asparagus hash, fingerling potato and truffle oil.

It has just got to get used and given a bit of direction.

"I'd like to get involved and give a bit of money back," said Angie.

There do remain significant differences between Tony Blair and John Major: Labour would lean closer to Europe, and give a bit more autonomy to the roughnecks in Scotland and Wales.

Is it not understandable if occasionally those on the receiving end are transformed into football's vigilantes and give a bit back?

An informative afterword clarifies Russo's family story and gives a bit more historical background without delving into too terrifying detail.

She was waving her arms about, and giving a bit of racial abuse – but that's just the easiest thing to do when you feel like that.

The trail is wide and well maintained, a gravel surface under a canopy of trees, with mile markers to chart progress, picnic tables and signs noting points of interest and giving a bit of history.

She greets patrons with obvious enjoyment and warmth, and spends most of the evening circling the dining room in her chef's whites, explaining the specials, applauding diners' choices and giving a bit of history about her menu creations.

Bonus points are available if you can hint authoritatively at your views on the way the text has been edited to reduce the running time and give a bit of pace to the play's climax.

"If you score a goal and give a bit to opposing fans I kind of accept that," said Ferdinand through Twitter .