Sentence examples for bit of sunday from inspiring English sources

Of course a bit of Sunday evening escapism is no crime.

The only TV I'd seen was when I was demobbed at Chatham and I saw a bit of Sunday Night at the Palladium.

He removes his jacket on departure, and, throughout the ordeal, wears a white shirt, a tie, and a sweater, as if he were doing a bit of Sunday gardening rather than hauling a shoal of his countrymen, half-drowned and drenched in oil, from the unfriendly waves.

You will hear in the coming hours and for the rest of the week that because of Joe Biden's bit of Sunday-morning loquaciousness, Obama more or less had to do this, lest he diminish his "brand" of high principle and authenticity, lest he lose moneyed gay donors, lest he look like a troglodyte in an administration of more enlightened sorts.

"Pair of buffalo" is another bit of Friday trickery.

We were watching their games on Monday, Tuesday and a bit of Wednesday".

I spent quite a bit of Thursday afternoon talking to lawyers about a trial coming up next week.

"It's like the best of all the reality shows people love to watch, but with a bit of Saturday night pizzazz.

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.

It started as a bit of Friday fun and ended a week later with 15 pages of entries and a dash to a nearby university to drop off a crate of ale.

Someone else from the old school, albeit of a more recent vintage and somewhat unwittingly, also helped Fowler to get the job done, after his caddie had seen a bit of Saturday-morning TV at Royal St George's last year.