Sentence examples for bit of a silly from inspiring English sources
It's a bit of a silly word.
But aside from his administrative prowess, Lhota also has a bit of a silly streak.
"It should have been a draw, the goal we gave away was a bit of a silly one," Vernydub said.
MPs are incredibly well paid at the moment anyway, as are ministers... "Ipsa - it's a bit of a silly organisation really and pay rise?
He added: "Ipsa - it's a bit of a silly organisation really and pay rise?
"Trying to equate them I think is a bit of a silly process.
It will become harder the further down you slide on the quality scale, which isn't such a bad thing, given that we're in a bit of a startup silly season.
Both halves of the parental partnership can add photos, movies, sounds, and notes to the baby's timeline — and as a bit of a cool (if silly) trick: if you put both phones next to each other, you can view the timeline spread out across the resulting double-sized display.
To perform this exercise, pinch a bit of silly putty or a soft ball between the tips of your fingers and your thumb.
I guess it's too late to warn your readers not to put Silly Putty under their furniture...a good tetrachloride cleaning agent will take every bit of Silly Putty off rugs... Silly Putty is a miracle for cleaning typewriter keys.
A bit of silly for your Monday morning: this is a flying, RC-controlled robotic dragon that actually breathes fire and sounds like a monstrous squeal demon as it takes off.
