Sentence examples for practice a bit of from inspiring English sources

But parliament did not care.Since Indonesia's political system is nominally presidential, though in practice a bit of a hybrid, parliament is using the language of impeachment to dump Mr Wahid in what is in some ways closer to a vote of no confidence.

My ability to speak Spanish in the country was definitely helpful, but the gracious people I met were eager to practice a bit of English with my non Spanish-speaking travel companions, and teach me some Mayan phrases as well.

But the CBS graphic guys must've been practicing a bit of witchcraft here, right?

It's "Three Men and a Baby" meets "The Practice" with a bit of "The Birdcage" thrown in for good measure.

He never lost consciousness, though, and after several seconds regained his composure and continued to practice "in a bit of a fog" while trying to avoid contact.

Every practice is a bit of work, increasing the love of the game.

It's an interesting idea in theory, but in practice, needed a bit of work with food shots appearing in "city," people in "animals," etc.

She lives with her husband and two living children in Carrboro, North Carolina, where she writes and practices just a bit of law on the side.

The filmmaker liked to cite the country phrase "faire chabrol," which refers to the practice of pouring a bit of wine in a nearly empty bowl of soup and drinking the blend.

In the case of this play, it is a challenge that was met through patience, practice and, yes, a bit of luck, all within five seconds.

Furthermore, in practice individuals take a bit of time before they react to new economic information.