Sentence examples for a bit of spoken from inspiring English sources
Singers communicate with a special directness when they know the audience understands what they are singing and also, in this case, saying, since the opera contains quite a bit of spoken dialogue.
You can sense that the singers are communicating with a special directness because they know the audience understands what they are singing and also, in this case, saying, since the opera has quite a bit of spoken dialogue.
You can sense the singers communicating with a special directness because they know the audience understands what they are singing and also, in this case, saying, since the opera contains quite a bit of spoken dialogue.
After we ran out of songs with "kiss" in the lyrics (One Direction and Seal were top of the rotation), local drag queen Lydia L'Scabies did a bit of spoken word.
It's a bit of soundsystem culture, it's a bit of spoken word, it's a bit of Prince, it's a bit of George Clinton, it's a bit of John Lydon in PiL, it's a bit of Matt Johnson, it's a bit of everything".
Walked does quite a bit of speaking at community smokers & church affairs, and has taken a course from Dale Carnegie.
I do a bit of speaking, and it's always one of the things they mention in the introduction.
I've been doing a bit of speaking at schools lately, and when I poll students about Facebook privacy, the majority of them say they know about Facebook's basic privacy settings but few of them know how to use the more advanced customized settings.
The finale includes a bit of dialogue spoken by the yogi Bhagavan Das that, when timed right, proved powerful to some listeners.
Learn a bit of wine speak — "ripe black plums with an accent of earthy leather" — and you are suddenly equipped with anchors to pin down your fleeting gustatory impressions.
