Sentence examples for bit of a sweet from inspiring English sources

– Jacques Steinberg We seem to be in a bit of a sweet spot when it comes to paying for college.

Mr. Nodeland has a bit of a sweet tooth, and it detracts from some otherwise exemplary entrees.

I sometimes have a bit of a sweet tooth for Nancy Meyers's Ephron-lite diversions, but this, frankly … eww.

"We're in a bit of a sweet spot at the moment in the core euro-zone economies, because the push from the stimulus continues from last year, and governments haven't yet started tightening fiscal policy".

Addressing a near-capacity audience of former 24-hour party people who have got the night off from childcare duties, he is essentially a bit of a sweet thing - more Dadchester than Madchester.

The rise of the smartphone and tablet as well as the internet of things (IoT), a phrase used to describe the trend of connecting everyday appliances such as phones, fridges and boilers to the internet, has put Dixons Carphone is in a bit of a sweet spot.

Castleford coach Daryl Powell: "It is a little bit of a bitter-sweet finish but I just said to the players it's been a pleasure over the last 13 games.

The perfect crunch played against a bit of sweet, with a spicy finale, turns ordinary pecans into Killer Pecans.

(H) can be construed as a particular ("is this bit of honey sweet?"), or as a general issue ("is honey sweet?").

Northern Lights/The Golden Compass "Being in love was like China: you knew it was there, and no doubt it was very interesting, and some people went there, but I never would… and then someone passed me a bit of some sweet stuff, and suddenly I realized that I had been to China.

Always counteract anything acidic with a bit of something sweet.