Sentence examples for bit of a tap from inspiring English sources

I am carrying Shirley, young and old, in memory, reminding myself that life is a bit of a tap dance, so why not jump up and sing?

Add a bit of tap water, about a teaspoonful.

Then, a bit of sterilised tap water was added to the tissue.

I found the explanation about the distinction you and Heath Lambert, executive director of ACBC, made between "secular reparative therapy" and your alternative "Certified Biblical Counselor" therapy to be a bit of rhetorical tap dancing.

A bit of electrical tap is also good to ensure it does not fall out.

The olives will want to float to the surface, so in a freezer bag add a little bit of tap water, tie a knot in the bag and place at the top of your jar on top of the olives and water (test that you can fit the lid on the jar before you tie the knot).

13th over: Sri Lanka 96-3 (J Mendis 7, Sangakkara 12) Mpofu who took a bit of tap in his first over is back and Taylor must be cursing the lack of a third spinner.

While it's a bit of a stretch to try to tap as a source of revenue, it is true that much of YouTubing's success is based on a liberal reading of intellectual property ownership combined with lax enforcement.

And when I made my one-day international debut against New Zealand in 2004, Stephen Fleming and Nathan Astle gave me a bit of tap.

Root b Johnson 21 (England 64-3) With Ahmed taking a bit of tap from Morgan in that last over, Mitchell Johnson returns.

Updated at 1.41am GMT 1.38am GMT 75th over: England 157-5 (in reply to 443; Root 28, Prior 63) Martin hasn't backed down, despite a bit of tap from Prior, and nor should he.