Sentence examples for bit of guts from inspiring English sources

Patience and a bit of guts are necessities.

"Scraping for positives, I thought in the second half we got back into the game and showed a bit of guts and determination," added Young.

With all the risk and courage artists display, the least they can expect is a bit of guts from audiences in return.

"She's not some wimpy kind of Sleeping Beauty character, but someone with a bit of guts," says the 34-year-old Australian actress, who plays a pivotal part in both The Two Towers and The Return of the King.

Now we get the view from the top – the boys leaped back from the precipice and not towards it, of course, but that still took a bit of guts.

So, a chunky summer wedge is the new alternative to the kitten heel, for wearing with skirts; for evening, shoes can still be high and sexy, but need something to add a bit of guts, so an ankle strap with straps that wind round and round, espadrille style, is good, and ethnic-style beading works better than dainty crystals.

"There's a little bit of instinct, a little bit of gut feel".

"I use a little bit of eye and a little bit of gut" to get the alignment right, he said.

She researched cases of child murder, but insists the writing did the real work – plus a bit of gut reaction.

After cracking wise with Wyatt's female acolyte, who had just done her own bit of gutting on the beleaguered Teddy, the MiB is knocked cold.

Use a combination of statistics and a little bit of gut feeling to decide how to manage through the playoffs (hopefully you have made it that far).