Sentence examples for a bit aiming from inspiring English sources
On Hubris, his latest album for the hallowed Austrian experimental label Editions Mego, he seems to have mellowed out a bit, aiming for a less precarious sort of body-shaking the constant lurch of the dance floor.
The addition of full metadata is clearly another bit aimed at appealing to professionals.
Blatt's jacket bio cites "his fun approach to data journalism"—a bit of prolepsis, maybe, aimed at those of us who'd sooner watch paint dry than look at anything quantitatively and his book is laden with charts, lists, and tables printed in a gentle purple.
He concentrated on the most familiar menu selections, lowered the oil content a bit and aimed to hold prices to an average bill of $17 a person.
Given the competition, the fact that the Romney campaign is planning for a long-drawnout delegate fight is a bit like Italy aiming to get through their regional qualifiers on goal difference.
Shakib looked forced once again as Bollinger came back on, with the batsman aiming a bit hard drive that he dragged down to long off.
Updated at 11.18am BST 11.08am BST 8th over: Bangladesh 51-2 (Shakib 30 Mushfiqur 9) Shakib looked forced once again as Bollinger came back on, with the batsman aiming a bit hard drive that he dragged down to long off.
Right click (in most games) to zoom a bit and take aim.
Clearly we'd have a bit of trouble aiming a tube of optics at our picture, so the body acts as a base for the lenses.
Yet Microsoft's design is a bit more ambitious, aiming to work for all appliances, from stereos to refrigerators, and to allow PCs to edit videos or print out TVimages.
Yet Microsoft's design is a bit more ambitious, aiming to work for all appliances, from stereos to refrigerators, and to allow PCs to edit videos or print out TV images.
