Sentence examples for picked bits of from inspiring English sources

She picked bits of caramelized sugar and almonds from a glass dish.

As Ankiel spoke next to his locker stall, he picked bits of shaving cream out of his hair.

But when one excellent and rumpled singer came up to shout a few lines — a short woman in jeans and a dark peacoat — Ms. Caesar first fell on her, then positioned herself behind her, and respectfully, intimately, as if with a daughter or a niece, picked bits of lint off her back.

We were relieved to find most of the clothes unscathed, though we were picking bits of scorched nylon out of our shirts for days.

They get rowdy in gym class, dip Oreos in their chocolate-milk cartons at lunch, pick bits of food out of their braces and shout things like, "Hey, your epidermis is showing!" There is little they like to do quietly.

There, he sifts through archive footage from film and radio broadcasts, picking bits of dialogue to set to music that slips between krautrock, synth-pop and cinematic post-rock reminiscent of British Sea Power.

While we talked, Changoleón occasionally occupied himself with picking bits of lint off the bed.

Just yesterday you were watching corny clips on YouTube and picking bits of Papa John's finest from your bedsheets.

If you can't picture her chowing down on a bag of potato chips, licking her greasy fingers and picking bits of chip out of her perfectly styled hair, neither can we.

Sometimes I even feel a pang of sadness when something new comes up in the world of meat and I know that I'll never feel the satisfaction of picking bits of it out of my teeth.

BRAHMS: Picking bits of food out of his beard because after a few days they start to smell -- ew! PUCCINI: He once described himself as a "mighty hunter of wild fowl, operatic librettos and attractive women".