Sentence examples for swapping a bit of from inspiring English sources

I was sitting at a mirror in the locker room doing my make-up and she suddenly starting talking about how much she liked my Hello Kitty make-up bag and swapping a bit of girly chat.

If you want more equity, we'll let you swap a little bit of your cash salary for equity, but we aren't going to reward people who are better negotiators with more compensation".

But like C.D.O. and credit-default swap, the term, a bit of sugar-coated corporate-speak, is quickly entering the popular lexicon.

In the meantime an initial swap in February was a bit of a mishmash and somewhat hard to parse.

Evoking the era without pastiching it (although there is a body-swap episode), it blends a bit of Caddyshack and a bit of John Hughes with a lot of charm.

She adds: "The idea is to have a bit of fun through shopping, swapping and socialising".

Just download a bit of software and you can swap files with anyone else who has done the same.

"It was a long summer, he's come back and swapped clubs and so forth and it's been a bit of a difficult one.

Even so, surviving without a home base is a bit of a lonely swap.

This one instead shoots for the soft family-oriented middle of shows like "Wife Swap," where domestic friction is played for laughs, a bit of tension and, ultimately, as a means toward revelation and self-awareness.

The situation engendered a bit of abuse and minor epithet-swapping.