Sentence examples for instigated a bit of from inspiring English sources
In the early 90s the BBC, sensitive to accusations of metrocentricity and eager to demonstrate value for money to licence payers all over the country, instigated a bit of positive regional discrimination and moved its programme departments out of London.
In the pool, Sandusky instigated a game of touch football, the friend said.
They also instigated a review of computer science degrees with a view to assessing graduate employability.
Carne said he had instigated a programme to tidy up a railway that was "frankly, sometimes a bit of a scrapheap", including picking up tens of thousands of tonnes of old rails and sleepers.
For the 1859 race, Oxford instigated a new method of crew selection: trial eights.
Markers that instigated a re-ordering of the framework markers were removed.
Then follows a bit of allegorical byplay in the sun, resentful at this repulsion of its advances, instigates a shore breeze to come along and puckishly blow the newspaper from the gentleman's face.
