Sentence examples for a bit of sharing from inspiring English sources

(CNS1) I think there is a bit of sharing.

Through the absent Mr. Rosenwinkel, there was a bit of shared repertory.

China started its courtship of what was to become the WTO in 1986, hoping that sheer ardour (and a bit of shared history with other world traders) might produce a quick yes.

" Advanced Micro Devices seems to have lost a bit of share with its microprocessors in fewer than one-quarter of PCs displayed".

Toyota, the world sales leader, has lost a bit of share, just a smidgen, a tenth of a point of share to 16.6% from 16.7% for the nine months.

Some of Clegg's neighbours joined us – in fact, I spent a bit of time sharing cake with one of them, and as he watched the protesters he admitted: "I'm surprised someone didn't do this sooner".

This is a great way for making a little bit of shared sound at a picnic for a small group, when snoozing on a hammock, relaxing in the back yard, sitting in a room with others, in a tent, etc.

I have nowhere to store one – and I am a bit afraid of sharing the road with cars.

Fire and music have always had a bit of a shared history, all the way from a Rubens' tube to those love-them/hate-them fire jugglers at festivals.

(N4) It's become a bit of a shared role because we are often now enlightening doctors to things that we've picked up in a conversation that may not have time to be discussing otherwise with the patient.

This was seen as an extended role by practice nurses as one nurse described It's become a bit of a shared role because we are often now enlightening doctors to things that we've picked up in a conversation that may not have time to be discussing otherwise with the patient.