Sentence examples for bit to soften from inspiring English sources

You can lightly lick your lips a bit to soften them, if you're not too obvious about it.

If you are doing a ponytail, pull little bits out to soften the overall look.

Pour over the boiling water and use a fork to break up the noodles a bit, then leave to soften.

Is this a mea culpa designed to make exploitation more bearable, a bit of comfort to soften the crushing pressure of life?

Some subtlety - a bit of grey to soften the extremes - is the next stage, for there are no half measures between biff, even in defence, and block.

It offered another bit of advice: "To soften the blow of dollar amounts, say: 'merely,'simplyly,'onlyly,'asas you know.' " And if the customer asks questions about the rate and the fees?

If you overwork the dough and cause the little bits of butter to soften into the flour before the scones are baked, they'll end up dense instead of light and flaky.

Vinny Testaverde tried a bit of levity, something to soften all the hard edges that had been bared last week.

The simple pastry is a rustic one, made with flour (or semolina) and water, with a bit of lard added to soften it to a silky smooth and elastic dough.

You can soak your dry kibble in a bit of hot water to soften it.

It should be away from your face, preferably with wispy bits around your face to soften the look.