Sentence examples for bit of sexy from inspiring English sources
This new version of Millennium Prayer sees the forthright black lesbian rappers advocating a bit of sexy time over what sounds remarkably like an old man's brain exploding.
So, Marquette hangs on to its corner of the bracket with pit-bull tenacity and Williams stamps out one more bit of sexy basketball, Reid Forgrave writes on Foxsports.com.com
I know that Miss Nigella Lawson is only trying to flog a few cookery books and do a bit of sexy stuff with food on TV by pushing this concept, but my ears prick up in warning just the same.
But not on Dystopia's watch! it's amazing to see an international array of world authors, armed only with a bit of sexy science and a couple of near-future scenarios, taking on the big issues of today and weaving them into gripping tales that young adults love to read.
There will of necessity be, I imagine, less of the flirtatious banter with the show's females (although Alex Kingston's River Song and PC strike me as a very interesting combination, as well as a nice chance for a bit of sexy over-45s romance on primetime television), and hopefully cutting out much of the tedious "no, we're just friends" explanations that have dogged the younger docs.
Clangy and snare-stuffed, it's a great bit of sexy pop".
The Lewinsky affair hit Bill Clinton at a similar time, after a run of other bits of sexy, sleazy business.This time, the Republicans face some nasty scandals in Congress, but Mr Bush's White House has been relatively untouched by them.
"There's a bit of a sexy swagger to it," he said, "not quite as angular and edgy, I suppose".
She was hoping the class would give her "a bit of that sexy feeling" but was now fretting about whether she could remember the routine.
I wasn't that promiscuous, either – I had a bit of the sexy funtimes with Keira Metz, for example, but I was firmly in the Yennefer camp for the entire game.
