Sentence examples for bit of flash from inspiring English sources

But Prigioni has been quick to modify his game, while showing a bit of flash, too.

"We have a little bit of flash," Nets Coach Byron Scott said with a smile.

As a last bit of flash, he rode the time trial on Sunday wearing a white dress shirt and pink tie under his team jersey.

In a form that has long embraced life's tragic aspects — the flamenco scowl is nearly ubiquitous — Carmona is bringing back playful sex appeal, and a bit of flash.

The only bit of flash is the bar, which is inlaid with a vivid mosaic of small purple, emerald and gold tiles.

Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue, an ardent fan who has become a personal friend, advised him afterward to go easy on the gold — "Roger does like a bit of flash," she confided.

While online booze sales are nothing new, by adding a bit of flash-sale frisson and some nice design, Caskers makes looking for booze just a bit cooler.

Out of the corner of my eye I saw a bit of white flash and I looked over- the white flash was a Kleenex that the burly police officer was using to wipe his tears as he wept into his phone.

Ulysses Dove's "Red Angels" (1994), the opener, is a tiresome bit of superficial flash for four leading dancers, set to Richard Einhorn's "Maxwell's Demon," played on electric violin on this occasion by Mary Rowell offstage.

The most conspicuous sign is a kind of neurotic eclecticism expressed in tweed coats with glove-length sleeves, a bit of diamanté flash and a fur collar spreading across the shoulders like a slightly haywire toupee.

Looking civilized is all well and good, but part of being on a bike is reveling in that attention-getting, safety-first look, which means showing a bit of bikery flash — and we're not talking about a reflective vest.