Sentence examples for bit of a flash from inspiring English sources

"Now we're getting to the point where truly the market needs to see meat, more so than just a little bit of a flash of meat," he said.

Rupert Goold can be a bit of a flash harry as a director, but there is a beautiful tenderness and grace about this production.

"Reality show stars can be a bit of a flash in the pan because the next reality show comes along and people quickly forget about them.

They are beaten in the streets for showing a bare arm, a bit of blush, a flash of ankle.

We are a bit of an online flash mob".

As a means of introduction he says, "We provide an all-flash solution at a lower cost than what we call hybrids –a bit of flash, a bit of hard drive and a bit of cloud".

As a means of introduction he says, "We provide an all-flash solution at a lower cost than what we call hybrids –a bit of flash, a bit of hard drive and a bit of cloud". He says they compete well in these markets because they come in at a lower price, but he says the real differentiator is the company's ability to scale up and scale out.

The most conspicuous sign is a kind of neurotic eclecticism expressed in tweed coats with glove-length sleeves, a bit of diamanté flash and a fur collar spreading across the shoulders like a slightly haywire toupee.

Plus, in a nice bonus touch, you can play either a single-player game or against an online human opponent a bit of a rarity in Flash games.

With Schiller's input, they're hoping to add a bit of Euro flash to an area overflowing with frat-boy bars and tourist traps.

The chili-rubbed pork tenderloin, a high-rent down-home entree, also showed a bit of flash, with a dense, creamy dollop of Cheddar grits and golden fried okra in a light sheath of breading.