Sentence examples for big bit of from inspiring English sources

There is a big bit of me being revealed in the portraits, too.

"It's a big bit of our history", pleaded Virgin, as Twitter went WTF? True, but that was before you became a bank.

The diamond, described by unimpressed observers as looking like "a big bit of very light barley sugar", then made another secret journey to Amsterdam, where diamond experts the Asscher Brothers would cut it into nine major stones.

He has an enigmatic nickname, which he explained was given to him at age 12 by a friend who thought Johnston's long, curly hair — he is one-quarter Jamaican, he said — looked like "a big bit of beef".

The Democratic campaign has responded by repeating that Mr Bush openly admires Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, the Supreme Court's two most conservative judges, in the hope of painting a worrying picture of an already conservative court becoming a far-right force for decades.The last big bit of economic news to break before the election was Friday's third-quarter GDP numbers.

With a base that size, it would make sense to start developing a package of home services, or to sell telecoms or financial services.In Britain, the next big bit of diversification will be a move into broadband communications in which Centrica wants to provide both connections and content.

Now big bits of it are sliding off it.

The promenade is wrecked and big bits of it have been ripped up.

Great big bits of jewellery and loads of it, if they want.

They could then prop up a minority Labour government by supporting it on big bits of legislation.

For the short "i" sound, he wrote, "Six really big bits of English lipstick in a tin cylinder".