Sentence examples for another useful bit from inspiring English sources
Another useful bit of information is the origin of "spider hole," a phrase used by Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez to describe the dugout hiding place in which the fugitive Saddam was cowering.
How David Cameron must have smiled, as he read another useful bit of advice in Blair's book.
Surely people with "intact cognitive status" — another useful bit of jargon — had been seeing things these last two centuries, and surely some of them had confided their visions to others, as Bonnet's grandfather valiantly did.
One provides guidelines for where to break a long URL that won't fit on a single printed line; another dispenses with that old idea that "date accessed" is a useful bit of information to include in a citation for a Web page.
Reuters has this useful bit of background on Uber.
Mr. Dervis said the pockets were a useful bit of ahistorical fashion dash.
Professionals, on the other hand, could very well perceive it as a useful bit of work.
10 min: The first useful bit of pressure from England comes as Paul Scholes switches the ball from left to right.
"Perhaps useful bit of context to tonight's #newsnight interview with @KawczynskiMP from MPs' register of interests," Mr Katz wrote.
As it stands, seat polls are one useful bit of evidence, but seat polling should never be considered independently of other evidence in assessing a local race.
Tonight, McReynolds went 4 for 4 - not exactly wild, but good enough to create what for the Mets amounted to an extremely useful bit of offensive havoc.
