Sentence examples for bit hung from inspiring English sources

But the counselors, tired and maybe a bit hung over, were barely achieving consciousness.

It is Sunday, after all, and reporters, groggy or a bit hung over, will probably be late.

IN the week since Annette Schavan, the German education minister, resigned over a plagiarism scandal involving her doctoral thesis, Berlin has been feeling a bit hung over.

Because if you can finish in second place after four rounds of playing "a little bit hung over" then you can probably handle just about anything.

"Football is a game and it is about winning, I think we get a bit hung up about styles of play these days.

As it is, audiences, especially kids, seem to be feeling a bit hung over after drinking in all the visual excess.

Quite a bit hangs on the horizon in the world of gadgets.

Still, quite a bit hangs on the iPhone 7, as well as the newly released iPhone SE.

That's pretty brave, I say, letting all your flabby bits hang out onscreen and not caring who sees it.

It doesn't seem to matter what your costume is like; it doesn't seem to matter if you're old or young, big or small, if bits hang off oddly, or you don't have all of them.

But before Miley, Rihanna and Kim Kardashian were doing it, Rose McGowan started it all at the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards, letting her bum and bits hang out in a mesh chain number that managed to steal the spotlight from her then-beau (and frequent butt-barer), goth rocker Marilyn Manson.