Sentence examples for bit of a mild from inspiring English sources

"Frankly, it was a bit of a mild panic", he said.

Bernie McSherry: I think we're going to see a bit of a mild rally.

Not too fiery on the tongue, smooth with a bit of bite, a mild finish.

You're also unlikely to find salsola soda (aka agretti or barba di frate) at the local shops – this is a succulent shrub with a bit of crunch and mild saltiness; samphire makes a good substitute.

You're also unlikely to find salsola soda (aka agretti or barba di frate) at the local shops – this is a succulent shrub with a bit of crunch and mild saltiness; samphire makes a good substitute.

A bit of mild pruning in the morning, a long lunch complete with a bottle of wine, followed by a swim in the late afternoon heat... this is the day we have probably all imagined as we pack up the car to go home.

You do wonder if Crowe, notorious roughhouse as he is, is bit of a hard sell as a mild-mannered prof.

Take a damp cloth and, if you like, a bit of soap or mild liquid cleaner, and try rubbing gently at a small, inconspicuous area on the outside of the suitcase.

For millions of people in central Africa, being infected with the microscopic worm Loa loa is not a big deal: just a bit of mild itching and swelling.

The eggs Benedict at brunch were perfectly done; the muffin beneath was a buttery, crunchy contrast to two perfectly poached eggs and a beautiful shredded hash that worked well on its own, or as a sponge for retrieving every bit of the mild hollandaise sauce.

Let the toner dry a bit, then massage in a bit of mild moisturizing cream/lotion.