Sentence examples for bit of a throw from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of a "throw everything against the wall" quality to Jem and the Holograms that strangely works to its favor.

The Anton is a bit of a throw-back in terms of style which I appreciated, and I really liked how rugged it was.

And then we wanted to have a bit of a prog thing thrown in as well, because I was really into bands like Genesis and Jethro Tull.

But if you are in the mood for a scavenger hunt and a bit of speculation, throw out your best guess.

Sage and onion, fried bread, a teeny bit of garlic, throw in the oven wrapped in foil.

"I've flown out for some pre-planned downtime...with a bit of punditry thrown in for a game I would have watched anyway".

"I've flown out for some pre-planned downtime... with a bit of punditry thrown in for a game I would have watched anyway," the centre-back said on Thursday.

It all sounds like a medieval masque, with a bit of a medieval knees-up thrown in for good measure.

And yet, every continent, country and capital, is awash with bland beige, unrelieved by a lot of lifeless leather, a bit of black and a throw.

A Highland bull, or cow, looks something like a cross between a Tibetan yak and a Texas longhorn, with a bit of Yoda thrown in.

They start most episodes with a bit of narrative, then throw you face-first into a rabbit hole.