Sentence examples for a bits from inspiring English sources

That might explain why a Bits post on Thursday, "One Man's Fight With Google Over a Security Warning," stoked such impassioned responses.

On Oct. 23, The Times's Ashlee Vance wrote a Bits blog post on the SAP-Oracle case, noting that SAP had asked the judge to restrain the parties' comments to the media.

In a Bits blog post, Mr. Goel also writes of some of the tool's limitations — that it tends to be too literal, and lacks the intuitiveness that people increasingly expect.

As I wrote in a Bits post last week, the plain language in Facebook's new policy documents seems to reverse the default setting for user privacy when it comes to advertising.

Other projects include the watertight promise, which offers customers one free leak repair or replacement of 25 metres of underground street piping, and a bits and bob's free water-saving kit.

"A bits a bit.

Even if the chicken fingers were good ones, made from real breast meat rather than pulverized and remolded chik-a-bits, I was disturbed by their ubiquity and their hold on my kids, who are 11 and 8 years old.

Just pick a bits-and-pieces player who is below standard with bat and ball".

It was pretty obvious that a policy had been conjured up for a bits-and-pieces, belt-and-braces side.

He has had so many knocks from so many different detractors through his career, from the journalists who slated him as a bits-and-pieces player when he was first picked for England, the sledging he got from Warne after the 2005 Ashes, and the criticism of his captaincy when he led the team in 2008.

He's probably too much of a bits-and-pieces man to be given international recognition (for England or West Indies, since he qualifies for both) but that doesn't stop him from being a very useful player at domestic level – much like his team-mate Rikki Clarke.