Sentence examples for beaten a bit of from inspiring English sources

Survivors, anyone who's beaten a bit of resistance.

8. Paint the pansitos with the third egg that's been beaten with a bit of water.

The brief was simple: "Let's go somewhere a little off the beaten track, somewhere with a bit of a story, good food, maximum budget $15".

"There's always expectation and a wish for England to do well so to be beaten like that was a bit of a shock to some people".

Traditionally you roll out the other half of the pastry and make lids for the pies, sealing the joint with a bit of beaten egg and brushing egg over the top of the lid.

Tip: If the latke batter is too watery, add a bit more flour; if it is too thick, add a bit of the beaten egg yolk.

For a small production well off the beaten track, "Imagining Madoff" has earned quite a bit of attention.

I would say the actor should simply be someone who could take that journey of starting out a bit beaten down but has some humor and a bit of spunk.

Dusty, it looked; beaten up a bit, but as much of it as he could see was free from graffiti.

"These Monday games can be a bit of lottery as you get beaten up on a Friday and then you go again," Betts said.

Widnes coach Denis Betts: "These Monday games can be a bit of lottery as you get beaten up on a Friday and then you go again.