Sentence examples for a bit of call from inspiring English sources

While also letting slip that he's partial to a bit of Call the Midwife.

And my favorite, a bit of call and response between wildlife biologist and narrator: "I'm going to turn the animal over, and I'm going to slowly insert my finger into its rectum to get fecal material on my glove".

It will take a bit of calling around to secure the Rocky Terrace bottling, as production in '94 was just 910 cases.

So far (and I've done a bit of calling around) I haven't heard any member of Congress express any intention of holding an oversight hearing into the matter -- or even asking any questions at all.

There's a bit of name calling.

Excited electrons can spontaneously fall down to an available lower energy level, shooting off the difference in energy as a bit of light called a photon.

"The value is more in providing an Easter egg in a post, adding a bit of information, calling out a joke, emphasizing a point," Mr. Shepherd said.

Mark Lewis, however, might be tempted to face a bit of name-calling this month, braving a little short-term pain for a long-term gain.

He was mesmerised by a bit of kit called FBCB2 – which is rather like a souped-up Tom Tom GPS guidance navigation system in cars.

In modern financial markets that is a job for a bit of software called a "matching engine", and in the case of NYSE Euronext, which runs equities and derivatives exchanges across Europe, the matching engines are on servers in Basildon.

Dr. Gerritsen makes it seem like a bit of a calling, like the practice of medicine itself, to help hurl doctors off into the new career, or at least hobby, of fiction authorship.