Sentence examples for bit of a pot from inspiring English sources

Giving everyone a little bit of a pot at 18 or 21.

That makes it a bit of a "honey pot," said Mr. Ramage, noting that Jakarta's wealth has helped fuel official corruption, often cited as a deterrent to foreign investment.

Like Taiwan itself, the restaurants are actually a bit of a melting pot for different regional cuisines: there are some fine Sichuan dishes and the Shanghainese dumplings are excellent.

In those days it was a pilgrimage from down south to what was a bit of a tin-pot set up - there was only a small hut with a slot that you could put your telescope through.

They won't actively harm the roots, but their capacity for making drainage holes – so wonderful in the soil – can be a bit of a problem in a pot, as the holes whisk the water through too quickly.

Now, having a little bit of pot, like a joint, is not a crime as long as you don't burn or openly display it.

The narration is largely unaccented, but whenever the story dips into Spanish, it does so with a confidence and joy that reminded me of the way that a bit of sofrito awakens a pot of stew.

There are also loads of little plastic bits and a pot of something, possibly the test strips the instructions keep banging on about.

California will not legalise cannabis after all.In practical terms it won't matter much, because another law, signed this year by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (who opposed Proposition 19), in effect decriminalises cannabis, making the penalty for owning a bit of pot equivalent to a traffic ticket.

She put it all on a plate with a little bit of the pot liquor.

What about when a bit of pot is combined with a beer or two?