Sentence examples for beat a bit of from inspiring English sources

Osborne: You can't beat a bit of hapless confusion.

Simple metal candlesticks, or even tea lights in heatproof glass jars, work just fine, but to give your table a baronial feel, you can't beat a bit of antler action (£25, marksandspencer.com).

There's a bit of everything, from legendary Bullseye host Jim Bowen in You Can't Beat A Bit Of Bully to kosher crooning from Steve Furst in Lenny Beige Is Alive & Well.

You can't beat a bit of reggae and ska either.

Nothing beats a bit of Schubert in the morning, however, and a 9.30am appointment with the Schubert Ensemble on Friday proved the most magical of my Kings Place encounters.

Invest in a games console - nothing beats a bit of healthy competition between you and your partner playing online on your favourite game!

A brief musical interlude by a live band segued into a deejay set with music that sounded vaguely familiar: it was mostly early house, sorta-kinda-maybe world-music light and "Paris Is Burning" ballroom beats, with a bit of opera sampling mixed in for good measure.

"If we win this Sunday, one, we beat Saints, and two, we get a bit of silverware.

The song's loping beat got a bit of a jolt from Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, but that did little to help its utter charmlessness.

Remixer Bill Sedaris takes the source material, chops it up, scratches it up, distorts it, and lays it over a filthy trap beat (with a bit of footwork/juke coming in after the breakdown).

"The Rangers and Celtic games sometimes get a bit of stick and not enough credit, but I've been to football games throughout the world and that atmosphere today takes a bit of beating.