Sentence examples for much rubbing from inspiring English sources

Then came his post-G20 Invisible Man routine, followed by much rubbing up against Met epaulettes.

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"The rough collar hurt so much, rubbing under my chin, I thought: I'm not doing this every day".

It takes way longer, requires much rubbing, leaves skin dry and the cloth filthy (I change cheap Ikea flannels daily. I'd be more hesitant at £12.75 a pop).

Too much rubbing alcohol can be abrasive and might cause damage to the pumpkin.

Do not use too much rubbing alcohol, when making a mixture for the interior, or water.

Much rubs off corruptly (and brazenly: one boondoggle involving a bridge across Tokyo Bay was so huge that the politician behind it openly said he would be content with 2% rather than the usual 3%).

Weber explained the other day, "The key to making things happen is to take your client, who may not even deserve to be in the papers, see what he has to work with, and, even if it's not much, rub a few ideas together till something hopefully catches on fire".

And 'testers transferred much higher amounts, about 15 times as much, by rubbing receipts,' the researchers reported.

And thanks very much for rubbing that in.

For example, in Animal Crossing: Sweet Day three players collect sweets with Wiimotes, while another attempts to catch them controlling two guards via the tablet's analogue sticks – it's very tricky, much like rubbing your tummy whilst patting your head.