Sentence examples for with a bit of practical from inspiring English sources

There's much to be taken from its briskly told story about how interlocked causes can still advance each other with a bit of practical ingenuity.

In a rare 1966 interview with the German news magazine Der Spiegel, he was pressed to offer a bit of practical wisdom that philosophy might bestow on a troubled age.

Pete Stanton has £9,000 to spend on a  performance estate for a bit of practical fun.

"I had the idea that doing a degree was a lot of theory and only a bit of practical, and I'm a practical person.

Recently I asked her for a bit of practical advice.

Accessorize with a nice, practical bag with a bit of pattern on it.

Her Pershing T-shirt was "a bit of a practical joke, really.

All the definitions of distance discussed here suffer from a bit of a practical problem, though.

"I feel that my students need a bit of this practical experience," O'Neill explains.

You can still look after your audience Although working with large numbers and big public spaces have greater logistical and practical demands, meeting these comes with a bit of experience, good infrastructure and a production manager who knows their onions.

But some of the most clever and practical conversions came from owners' sheer ingenuity, with a bit of carpentry and mechanical skill.