Sentence examples for bit of a glass from inspiring English sources

"I must admit, I've become a bit of a glass hermit," Mr. Ford said.

The 6-foot-4-inch Williams, who was known for a rock-solid jab and a bit of a glass jaw, was nicknamed the Truth for his ability to make believers of his opponents and critics.

After all it, the monitor is essentially the $249 2208WFP monitor with a bit of glass, a webcam, and some crappy speakers.

If you are alone, you may walk around a bit, savouring a glass of drinks/soft drinks of your choice, looking at the atmosphere with a soft smile on your face, thus making yourself comfortable and allowing anyone to talk to you on your rounds.

I like to sit with the other actors and have a bit of a giggle and a glass of wine.

If I'm going to lose the entire day in transit anyways, there's no reason not to head to the airport early so you can kick back a little bit with a glass of Scotch before you're taken for a mind bender.

It's okay to take a break, laugh together a little bit, get a glass of water, or just make yourself more comfortable.

Suddenly, a son stops eating solid food because he fears choking on a bit of glass or a piece of string.

It stands in a plot of weed and builders' junk, with a bit of stained glass in the smashed front door — a place for kids to hide in, rather than be born.

The hillside is lined for miles with broken bits of obsidian, a glass-sharp and bleak landscape that stretches along the road Mr. Vendome traveled to handpick the pieces he used in his designs.

It seems intuitively obvious that when one takes a sip of water, or adds a bit of water to a glass of water, that one does not have in the glass precisely the same water both before and after.