Sentence examples for bit of upper from inspiring English sources

Any time you add a little bit of upper body mass, you increase your metabolic engine, so you're burning more calories even at rest.

"I'll carry on with a bit of upper body stuff so I'm not sat at home doing nothing but I've got to wait on the swelling on my knee to go down before we can make any plans".

Rugby's nickname was (and is) rugger, and its players are called ruggers — a bit of upper-class twittery, as in "champers," for champagne, or "preggers," for enceinte.

"It's a bit of an upper crust sort of set," said Jesse Weeks, 30, who manages a bar in Hoboken, N.J., and was wearing seersucker from head-to-toe on the public side of the field.

"People say they'd like to have a fun and different wedding, but in the end tradition holds a bit of the upper hand -- not so here," said Kate Sullivan, who designed the cake, a chocolate confection with bubble-gum pink icing.

"We've only become aware of Phil's arrest as the news was breaking," AC/DC said in a statement that showed a fair bit of "stiff upper lip" (sorry).

Make a bit of the upper body with a clothing.

So in the beginning of the movie, Martin is portrayed as a bit of an upper-class prat who takes himself too seriously.

Your widest grin exposes two bits of naked upper gum, and your jaw juts forward.

The three amber-bound arthropods were sorted from roughly 70,000 2 millimeter to 6 millimeter bits of amber (upper left image) excavated from an outcrop in the Italian Dolomite Alps.

Just one tiny bit of beachfront on upper Boca Ciega Bay.