Sentence examples for bit of poking from inspiring English sources

For casual visitors, this means a bit of poking around, and patience may be required.

Also here are works that require a bit of poking around, which in the context of a private house feels transgressive.

So he headed to South America, and soon enough a bit of poking around by a Paraguayan roadside brought him face-to-antenna with his "extinct" ant.

It took a bit of poking around the code to find it, but modder LordZedd finally found the missing egg.

After a fair bit of poking and prodding, they were able to dig a full copy of the webOS 1.0.2 ROM, and proceeded to have at it.

As far as I can tell after a bit of poking around, Amazon doesn't heavily favor its own private labels in Prime Wardrobe's collections.

I think it's another one of those where it's just a bit of fun, poking fun at the idea of going to a club and chat-up lines.

Initially treating the conflict as a bit of fun, poking around behind enemy lines and spying on old Jerry, he is captured and taken to a concentration camp in Poland where his eyes are well and truly opened to the horrors humanity is capable of.

It may not seem like the most dynamic of museum exhibits: visitors stare through a glass pane at an inert, soggy wooden crate with a bit of straw poking out the top.

At best, you might compare this to the Frank Zappa of Sheik Yerbouti, an album that parodied everything from Dylan to disco, although you might note that at least the music Zappa was mocking was hugely popular at the time, giving his satire a bit of bite: the exact point of poking fun at music no one except diehard fans has listened to for 30 years being a bit difficult to work out.

A number of bits poked fun at the diversity conversation in Hollywood.