Sentence examples for bit I like from inspiring English sources

Dalston obtains legal and democratic status for devolved governance and subsidiarity The bit I like best is this sentence: Dalston is internationalised, glocalised, through fair trade and community to community linkages Globalisation has already come to Dalston in the form of offshore ownership and (if you believe local rumour) massive laundering of heroin money.

"I like to celebrate a little bit, I like to analyse and there's a great sense of feeling inside of emotional achievement".

So in turn I wanted to switch it up a bit, I like for my character of Toni Bernette, although she's very driven and passionate about the work she does, to have a soft and prettiness about her.

All of a sudden five dreads would pop up in the window and I would be like, "All right, what do you guys need?" Going back a bit, I like how you describe the first time you ever heard of the Bad Brains from some guy at a club in Virginia.

Well, I feel like I'm working, but that's the bit i like.

The hunger comes back and they think: "This is the exciting bit I like.

The loud bit, I liked.

I remember going over there quite a bit; I liked to be around all the cars.

In the bit I liked best, which begins at the fourteen-minute mark, Obama unveils his secret agenda for the second term.

No names, that was a bit I liked most, my number just seems fine but I would hate to put down my name.

"It might scare me a little bit, I would like to know what else I can do, so I would come back to the clinic.