Sentence examples for bit rash from inspiring English sources

My "vtrp" comment/thought was a bit rash.

I think it was a bit rash, not evaluating before that choice what would be the consequences.

From a distance, it looks a bit rash, perhaps some combination of George Steinbrenner and Jerry Jones — what, the quarterback's neck hurts and you fire the general manager?

Alan Pardew, the Newcastle manager, defended Yanga-Mbiwa: "He made a point in his mind that he didn't want him to get away, and he was a bit rash in that challenge.

Scott Becker, the attorney for the Seaport Aquarium on the Boardwalk and several other stores here that have sold or want to sell iguanas and hermit crabs, is similarly skeptical, and says Mr. Troiano is being a bit rash.

When he considers that they had never even been to Charleston or Savannah, much less tiny Beaufort, Mr. Harrison concedes that their next decision was perhaps a bit rash.

You're tired, your joints ache, and you've a bit of a rash.

As soon as the larvae passed through their skin, all of the volunteers displayed a bit of a rash.

A bit of a rash killing in this era of CSI and CCTV and door-to-door inquiries.

So I have quite a bit of road rash because, as well as ripping my jersey to shreds, it took a lot of skin off.

"If we have a small pimple or a bit of a heat rash, we get so upset," says a middle-aged woman who's stopped in for a pedicure.