Sentence examples for bit of western from inspiring English sources
After all, it is not as though profitable opportunities are going begging for a bit of western cash.
It has the characteristic Coens undertow of dark seriousness but, above all, it lets the brothers indulge in utterly gratuitous movie pastiche, giving us a bit of western here, a splash of water ballet there (Scarlett Johansson in a mermaid's tail) and some boisterous Gene Kelly-style hoofing, with Channing Tatum leading a flotilla of tap-dancing sailors.
I was invited to produce this LP for Die Vision and I suppose give it a bit of Western credibility or whatever.
Cash offers to other creditors helped TNK accumulate enough debt to win a crucial vote at a creditors' meeting on July 30th, electing TNK's nominee as Chernogorneft's administrator.A brilliant bit of western-style corporate raiding, unlocking a valuable asset from a company incapable of using it?
As its final days tick away, the Clinton administration is proceeding with efforts to turn federally owned bits of Western America into national monuments, a strategy that many westerners regard as an intrusion into state land matters.
The best bits of Western Australia are already being mined.
He would collage magazine cutouts of Western women's eyes with torn bits of Western language newspapers, as a rejection of the idea that text needed to be explicit to create a poem.
Through plastic surgery, she aims to have a completely new appearance based on bits of western paintings that define the ideal of beauty, including Botticelli's Venus and the Mona Lisa.
Brown bears are clinging on in some bits of western Europe, such as the Pyrenees, and flourishing in other parts, such as Sweden, where the population has risen from 370 in 1966 to 3,500 now.Compared with slow-moving bears, wolves are adaptable, adventurous creatures that breed and spread fast.
You get a bit of a western Canadian view.
I suppose these families hope they will achieve a balanced lifestyle, with their kids having a bit of both Western culture and a sense of identity from their homeland.
