Sentence examples for breaking up a bit from inspiring English sources

Mix with your hands – don't worry about the vegetables breaking up a bit as you do so.

But while Android appears to have "won" the so-called platform war, the two-horse race between the leading smartphone vendors — Samsung and Apple — looks like it may finally be breaking up a bit, powered by sales of handsets in emerging markets.

They may break up a bit; this is okay.

It became steadily heavier, causing the crowd to break up a bit.

When the stems are softened, break up a bit more, mix with finely chopped strawberries and fold into whipped cream.

He says banks have grown too large, that they may need to be broken up a bit and that separation should be restored.

The dough is slightly sticky and crumbly, so don't worry if it breaks up a bit; just squash it back together and re-roll.

"The iceberg is beginning to break up a bit, but there's still a lot of ice there," Dr. Lindquist said.

The dough is slightly sticky and crumbly, so don't worry if it breaks up a bit; just squash it back together and re-roll.

"We stuck her in hoping the race would break up a bit better than what it did, but once she was in, we said we might as well run her.

"Maybe for 15 or 20 minutes in the second half the game died a death a little, we both made multiple substitutions and then the pattern for both teams broke up a bit.