Sentence examples for order a bit of from inspiring English sources

To understand the implications of the judicial order, a bit of history is needed.

For most of them it is way down the running order: a bit of muck dug up by their (distant) cousins in the "people" press.

At the food window, I ordered a bit of everything — the only choice, really, as the kitchen was almost out of food.

Since I have never been much taken with the concept of courses — my eating habits are more on the order of a bit of this, a bit of that, and, now that I think of it, a bit of something else — it almost seems as if the Singapore government of forty years ago had arranged its hawker policy with me in mind.

Do you want to take Gemma Collins to a curry house where she will order "just a bit of everything, and a saag paneer"?

She tells me that she wanted him in order "to inject a bit of fun" into the show.

The grilled sirloin was cooked to order and given a bit of pizazz by accompaniments of mushroom-asparagus hash, fingerling potato and truffle oil.

Having had my girl-on-girl fun, I don't feel the need to demonise half the human race in order to justify a bit of muff-diving.

In her strongly worded order, Nelson left a bit of wiggle room for the league, writing that while the lockout was enjoined, "defendants are under no obligation to enter a new contract with any player".

On a night of big build ups and breakdowns, that running order felt like a bit of an anticlimax on an otherwise impressive showcase for one of pop's most savvy producers.

The Bears  were forced to punt on all ten of their possessions, a stat completely unheard of, and the critics of injured Jay Cutler will no doubt be quietly wishing he returned in order to restore a bit of pride in the franchise.