Sentence examples for a bit of popular from inspiring English sources

I also did a bit of popular science writing and managed to land some freelance editing work.

Because the park is located in a global metropolis, this student was fooled by a bit of popular fiction- that cities have no nature.

That, in fact, would be considered a bit of vintage popular culture, good neon as opposed to bad neon.

Cross-referencing the Super Bowl indicator with a bit of other popular Wall Street lore yields a murky to slightly bullish forecast.

Quite a bit of music and popular culture, and History in the loosest sense.

The app has quite a bit of competition (other popular apps include Twitterfon and Twitterific).

Certainly, there was quite a bit of Schadenfreude in the popular reaction to the affair.

But he estimated that with companies like ZocDoc, a physician app service, and Thrillist, a lifestyle site for men, under the same roof, the building had gained a bit of buzz as a popular tech address.

An elegant room with dark woods and red leather upholstery, the year-old restaurant adds a bit of glamour to the popular mall and has a busy bar where a piano player entertains all evening.

To put that number in a bit of perspective, the tremendously popular Galaxy S II was officially unveiled at MWC in February 2011, and managed to rack up 3 million global pre-orders by the end of April.

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