Sentence examples for techniques a bit from inspiring English sources

Oven roasting, pan roasting and braising are key techniques; a bit of olive oil, a little butter, a few herbs and fleur de sel are essential seasonings.

Its main currency is glossy pop-funk with a twist of 1980s AOR sieved through latterday production techniques: a bit of filtered house here, an EDMish synth noise there.

It's a fusion of drumming material made up of techniques he developed from his researches in West Africa, and the Renaissance Hockettechniqueque (a bit like that really fast interlocking clapping you get in flamenco music).

Two of them, Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, used the money to set up an organisation to run "randomised control trials" (RCTs), an experimental technique a bit like drugs trials, but for economics.

I would encourage you to play with this technique a bit and I have a feeling that you will find a very wise one deep inside that has been waiting for you to invite it to share its wisdom.

Iain Banks on his writing techniques "Being a bit of a terrier myself, I can't wait for the polite round of exchanges to harden.

Koo says, "We use molecular techniques quite a bit".

The technique is a bit like knitting but without needles.

The egg technique is a bit more complicated.

But if the technique is a bit ancient and a bit cynical, the stakes are enormous.

And Starck could easily have said, as Paulin does, that "my work is at the junction of technique and a bit of poetry".