Sentence examples for a bit of specific from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to such "manners," here's a bit of specific counsel: "Two excellent purposes are served by rolling down stockings instead of merely pulling them off by the toes.

This is a bit of a specific fix, but this utility and driver has been known to prevent the creation of system restore points.

Page B11 Arts AT LONG LAST, BEATLES FANS Get Something They Really Want Apple Corps has developed quite a bit of Beatles-specific content in the last few years; a site-specific show in Las Vegas, a video game and expensive memorabilia.

WILL our commenters forgive a bit of state-specific horse-racing?

Sending up the Gagosian big top, Mr. Gordon has created a bit of site-specific poetry with two enormous video projections of a solitary elephant perambulating the gallery space, a work that gradually transforms public spectacle in an intriguingly private viewing experience.

Sending up the Gagosian big top, Mr. Gordon has created a bit of site-specific poetry with two enormous video projections of a solitary elephant parambulating the gallery space, a work that gradually transforms public spectacle in an intriguingly private viewing experience.

For one thing, we've been hearing a bit of talk about specific mobile applications, which may or may not be called "Loop" — after one of the key features of +1 (think: groups).

Whether dimming (or brightening) occurred over the ocean has been a bit of an unknown though a specific measurement (see below, Causes) measured effects some 400 miles (643.7 km) from India over the Indian Ocean towards the Maldives Islands.

I just used to run and do a bit of core but I never did specific stuff.

Each shot serves the narrative in a specific way: a bit of visual information might be purposefully withheld, a camera angle might suggest a slight shift in power.

Depending on the car you have, some of these procedures may need a bit of alteration to work with your specific vehicle.