Sentence examples for bit of natural from inspiring English sources

"I had quite a bit of natural athletic ability," she recalled in 1998.

In fact, Groundhog Day does capture a bit of natural lore.

The gel, or leaving it on so long, seemed to have leached away every bit of natural shine.

If people want flavoured water, you'd be much better off drinking water flavoured with a bit of natural apple juice".

First we wiped out the big animals, then we destroyed or heavily modified nearly every bit of natural habitat and plundered vital resources, including soils and fish stocks.

Water naturally finds the path of least resistance out of the high country, and the road beside it seems to glean a bit of natural credibility from its neighbor -- a sort of highway feng shui.

For example, an ordinary school day: tinted foundation/powder, concealer, light powder/cream eye shadow (brown suits most eye colours), a bit of natural-looking blusher, a little brown/black mascara (after curling lashes with a quality lash curler), and clear/lightly tinted lip gloss.

In addition, general science textbooks tended to lack coherence, and mixed bits of natural history with physics and chemistry.

What I like about it is that it's fairly neutral, but with the distinct sugarcane taste, lots of grassy notes and bits of natural sweetness.

Each has its own bits of natural beauty, and often the weather in one will be different from another.

The available drilling data include the lithology, rate of penetration of the drill bit, weight on bit, evidence of natural outflow (partial and total mud losses), occurrence of gas (helium and methane), and mud temperature variations.