Sentence examples for bit of soft from inspiring English sources

It has a crusty top with a bit of soft cake underneath, enrobing the plums.

They hop into the air and stab their spikes into any bit of soft flesh they can find.

They are very seasonal, relying on the right conditions: a bit of soft autumn rain, a sunny morning.

This is the oldest bit of soft porn stagecraft in the book, seen on Janet Jackson tours as far back as 1998.

I just hope there is a little bit of soft in the ground at Ascot and to be fair there usually is in October".

One of the conceits of the Gaga piece is that the lifespan of a pop artist (or a pop song) is hard to determine, often because the inappropriate bit of soft science is being used.

The British love a bit of soft-core smut, a bit of wrong, a bit of inappropriate, and a lot of filth.

Danced to rollicking bluegrass music by Bela Fleck and Joe McCracken, this 1999 group piece gives its 15 dancers, all in their teens and younger, the chance to shine in choreography that adroitly mixes classical ballet steps and poses with American folk dancing and even a bit of soft-shoe.

Do some introspecting: Do you deal well with frank criticism, or do you need a bit of soft-pedaling?

Songs like Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me," becomes a swinging Tom Jones-style piece; Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" becomes a sexy, slinky jazz tune; Tears for Fears' "Mad World" suddenly offers an opportunity for a bit of soft-shoe.

When the ball lands on the putting green (it's a bit of softer grass in the golf course that the hole is at) park the cart next to it, pick out the putter (a smaller golf club with a line in the middle), give it to the golfer, WALK over to the flag, take it out and wait.