Sentence examples for arresting a bit from inspiring English sources

Every shot is a visual degustation and every murder in the series is gruesome yet visually arresting; a bit like when people make flowers out of a piece of carrot, only here someone has made a violin out of someone's throat.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy ReprintsEconomics alone makes Mindanao crucial.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy ReprintsMETI sets great store by a voluntary emissions-curbing scheme organised by the Keidanren, a big-business lobby.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy ReprintsIn most other countries, the main issue would be whether the charges were true.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy Reprints Related items Chinese verse: Random thoughtsJul 5th 2001Then, just two days after the IOC convenes in Moscow to reach its verdict, Mr Jiang is due to begin a state visit to Russia.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy Reprints Related items East Timor's election: It’s worrying, this democracyJun 28th 2001Australia has dawdled partly to avoid setting a bad precedent over its new border with Indonesia.

Random thoughts Arresting times A bit foggy Reprints Related items The Olympics: Five rings for Beijing?Jul 5th 2001A music teacher in Shanghai, Jiao Feng, is responsible for the musical version.

I've looked into his arrest a bit, and it's not easy to see why he was arrested now.

Add arresting art and a bit of a moral, and the result's bound to earn the writer a, um, laurel.

Still, the arrests brought a bit of relief.

Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, described Mr. Polanski's arrest as "a bit sinister" and said he and the Polish foreign minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, were jointly writing a letter expressing concern to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.