Sentence examples for bit of hook from inspiring English sources

In its complaint, TufAmerica says two tracks on "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" -- "Who Will Survive in America?" and "Lost in the World" -- include a bit of "Hook and Sling, Part 1" by Eddie Bo, which TufAmerica says it bought the rights to more than 15 years ago.

Most of their songs are bits of hooks, riffs and buffoonery welded clumsily together like a long Arthur Baker megamix: dance played as though it's rock, snippets of melody and a clatter of gratuitous percussion.

Bunches of line left on the shore — with or without a hook — can tie ducks, shorebirds and even turtles in knots, while other birds are injured after nibbling a bit of bait left on a hook and swallowing it.

"It's basically saying, 'It's not love yet, but I like you, so what do you think?' It's a bit of a hook-up".

One book leads on to another and little bits of knowledge hook together like some kind of DNA strand and you're getting some kind of an education.

A bit of hope.

It just takes a bit of time, and by hook or by crook I intend to make this a team that the supporters are genuinely proud of".

They start with giving a bit of background and a hook to involve your players in the adventure.

Then came what Matthew Engel described in the paper as "brilliant oh-bugger-it batting": in the last half hour of the second day, DeFreitas and Gough decided on a bit of Friday night excess, hooking and driving on the up with abandon.

The county secretary John Daniell, a bit of a bruiser who hooked and captained England at rugby, had enough trouble sorting out the best of the amateurs and occasionally fiddling newcomers' residential qualifications without any additional duties as a marriage guidance counsellor.

Nick Montello's boat, Bottom Line, to use as temporary markers Then, doing what he called "research and development," Mr. Johnson pulled out a fishing rod, attached a bit of banana peel to the hook and cast his line.