Sentence examples for a bit circulated from inspiring English sources
Reports that the rivalry had calmed a bit circulated in June, when Perry, while performing at a concert, changed a lyric of "Swish Swish" that supposedly insulted Swift.
It had been swelteringly hot, and he had dripped with sweat as he stuffed Francesca's suitcases with things for the charity shops; he would have been more comfortable with a bit of air circulating inside, but he hadn't even wanted to open the sliding doors.
(This is a proposal that has circulated a bit as a way of adapting the ACA if the courts strike down the individual mandate).
One of the men said that if you heat up food it has more calories and more nourishment, so on the third day they decided to cook some soup and have a picnic at Level 135, where the mechanics used to work and the air still circulated a bit.
Joining the three Pulitzer winners for the conference were more than a dozen poets considered in the middle of their careers, including Mary Jo Salter, who teaches poetry at Johns Hopkins University and who admitted to being a bit overwhelmed as she circulated through the crowd at Wednesday's opening reception.
"The 32 BC coin is quite worn and must have circulated a bit before it was hoarded," he said.
Explains Coté, the company eventually sees the two products coming together a bit more, as Circulate.it could serve as a way to introduce Cloze into the larger enterprise.
Could its roots lie in a bit of folkloric prejudice circulating among his advisers and accepted by the mayor without question?
2017 is down the road but imagining Valls as presidential candidate with Macron as likely prime minister gets the blood circulating a bit.
Dr. Wiles, cautious and a bit nervous, decided not to circulate copies of his manuscript widely among mathematicians but instead to wait until a select few experts who were reviewing it before publication proclaimed it sound.
"And I came to find out later on that H1N1... was circulating quite a bit, Anderson, in the area that we were in".
