Examples of using To a bit of in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm partial to a bit of Van Gogh.
Thinking about it, I'm quite partial to a bit of kale.
I'm partial to a bit of sentiment, me.
As you said,we're entitled to a bit of fun.
I must confess to a bit of, uh, paternal pride.
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Make yourselves a cup of tea and treat yourselves to a bit of care!
All right, I will admit to a bit of a learning curve.
Your feelings do you credit, my dear, butnever let tenderness be a bar to a bit of snooping.
Hello, and welcome to A Bit of Fry and Laurie. Hello.
Now, she's waiting for me andI fight it to hold on to a bit of pride.
This morning has gotten off to a bit of a Rocky Horror Picture Show.
But being too forward could… Well, it could give you a reputation.I know we're entitled to a bit of fun while we're here.
I know we're entitled to a bit of fun while we're here, but being too forward could.
What would you say to a bit of water?
I think I have got the right to a bit of solitude in a church,a bit of peace and quiet, a bit of time to reflect, you know what I mean?
Chad, I know we got off to a bit of a rough start, but it isn't too late to start over.
What would you say to a bit of Henry V?
I think he's entitled to a bit of autonomy.
Me and my mate, we're partial to a bit of Irish cunny.
As you said,we're entitled to a bit of fun. Not at all.