Sentence examples for techniques a bit of 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.

But it wasn't until later that fingerprinting began to be used as a crime-solving technique, a bit of evidence which, if recovered, could place a suspect at the scene of the crime.

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.

This technique takes a bit of practice to master.

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

No lie: backing up a trailer is one of the most difficult driving maneuvers there is, but it's easy to master with the right technique and a bit of smarts.

One technique takes a bit of time, but is guaranteed: You 'scan' the lines (usually top to bottom, left to right, but it really does not matter) looking for the starting letter of the word you are looking for.

"It will be about coaching techniques, new stretching, a bit of psychology and different sorts of drills".

But with some knowledge of our partners -- the ingredients, tools, and techniques -- and a bit of confidence, we become equipped to develop our own moves that gradually morph into a balletic experience.

And I can't compete with him strength-wise, I definitely don't want to get in a one-on-one wrestle with him, so it becomes more a case of technique, and maybe a bit of cheating".