Sentence examples for bit of a pipe from inspiring English sources

But the whole thing was a bit of a pipe dream, as the leaders soon discovered.

"The idea it can be fully unpaternalistic is a bit of a pipe dream," says Datta, of Ideas42.

But Robin Saxby, chairman and chief executive of ARM Holdings, one of the leading designers of microprocessors for hand-held devices, still thinks m-commerce -- B-to-B or not -- is still a bit of a pipe dream.

"It's been a bit of a pipe dream that federal supervision will end any time soon, but these developments will certainly make it harder," said Michael Belzer, a trucking industry expert at the University of Michigan.

I suppose a tilt at the title was a bit of a pipe dream from where he started the day - right on the cut at +6 - but if the wind picks up to speeds of silly mph as is increasingly predicted, there was always a smidgen of hope.

Still, Lee admits, that remains a bit of a "pipe dream," because such patients can't yet be identified.

Cut off a bit of the pipe at an angle on the underside of the mouthpiece.

He climbs into a decimated building, and after toying with a bit of broken pipe as if it were a gun, and scooting down a collapsed girder as if it were a playground slide, he turns and impassively walks off an open ledge, tumbling into the void.

Modder extraordinaire Ben Heckendorn received "a request to build an alternative to the GH4 drum kit's kick pedal for a person who uses a wheelchair" and managed to whip something up with a little bit of PVC pipe, some hot glue, and a rubber glove.

Positioned at a slant, the mesh encouraged beetles to fall into a bit of PVC pipe from which they could not escape.

It's easily attached - you cut away a bit of the pipe and hey presto.