a bit on the side

He knows all about everything plus a bit on the side.

The people are like the apples; red, small and a bit on the side of vinegar.

I inherited this house and a bit on the side from my grandmother.

Make sure you get your share of greens with watercress - it's not just a bit on the side.

He earned a bit on the side, did Dan Pearson.

"Mess sergeants making a bit on the side," Roger said.

My mind went back a couple of months to when Charlie'd asked me if I'd like to make a bit on the side.

The woman Giselle is having a bit on the side with Fletcher."

It seemed a bit strange for him to be earning a bit on the side by offering a private taxi service.

'There was a girl here not long ago, looking for fun, wanting to earn a bit on the side.

"She's been dreamin' you got a bit on the side.

"Perhaps Mrs. Sherwood was having a bit on the side, too."

"A bit on the side", New Scientist, June 26, 1999.

Quite fitting, I believe now, though in my younger days, I thought changing one's name a bit on the side of overweening.

Mr. Monk, an' all, reduced ter a bit on the side.

"A Bit on the Side"

Yes, really: full-voiced, heaven-piercing anguish to underscore the pursuit of what is described casually here as "a bit on the side."

She might be fiddling the social, making a bit on the side, but that hardly makes her Mrs Rothschild."

The idea that everyone 'makes a bit on the side' and 'has their little perks'was prevalent throughout the factory.

"Like I said, some of 'em was doin' a bit on the side, like.

Some of the fall's notable short-story collections: A Bit on the Side William Trevor 245 pages.

"If you pump hard enough, you can get the water to spray out a bit on the side and get your parents wet," Mr. Watkins said.

See Steve Webster's biography, "A Bit On The Side" for more.

A Bit on the Side is a short story collection written by William Trevor, first published by Viking Press in 2004.