Sentence examples for handing a bit of from inspiring English sources

The European rugby season kicked off in Worcester with the pink of Stade Français handing a bit of a lesson in patience to the pride of the south-west Midlands.

Unfortunately, the developers of those apps don't get quite the same treatment, and are handed a bit of a raw deal here.

Rovers were handed a bit of fortune for the opener as Rochina was blocked by Daniel Ayala but the ball cannoned off the Blackburn man's shin and went in.

'We have some arthritis in one steering arm,' he said, 'and a bit of paralysis in the neurological system, but our cholesterol level is excellent.'".

Margaret will later claim not to remember much at all about what she saw, allowing only "a ghostly recollection of this bit or that bit — of her hand reaching up into Lawrence's hand, or of him handing her a bit of a crab apple, or of her bonnet hanging over her eyes so that she couldn't see anything except her feet".

Instead of handing out a bit of exposition as a reward for progress, simply expanding the scope of the world gives players access to new pieces to fit into their narrative puzzle".

Some of the biggest names in show business were bestowed with honors, stoking the gold derby race and handing prognosticators a bit of a muddled field.

But sometimes the only option is for an astronaut to get their hands dirty, using whatever comes to hand and a bit of DIY know-how.

These called for Israel to withdraw from up to 96% of the West Bank and Gaza, and to hand over a bit of Israel "proper" in exchange for the bit of the West Bank it annexes.

After Hudson hands me a bit of his brisket, one of his teammates shakes his head and labels the beef "incestuously good".

He held out his hand and, for all practical purposes, pulled my iPhone from my hand, a bit of gold glowing in the night.