Sentence examples for bit across from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine him getting this bit across at the Beacon, in the fall of 2001, when N.Y.P.D. hats were still selling fast on the streets outside.

But in a day's worth of channel surfing, there was the impression of a champing at the bit across the airwaves, an electronic urge to give viewers a real-time assessment of an election day-in-progress.

Labour's campaign got the economy bit across but failed to explain memorably what else it would do for five years (saving Sure Start is nice, but not a programme for government).

In some parts of the country the housing bust has more or less come to an end, and prices are moving back up, but the depth of the decline associated with the popping housing bubble varied quite a bit across metropolitan areas.So what explains the divergences?

It should also get better value for money in public spending and help to tackle the chronic shortages of staff in and around London.In the private sector, pay varies quite a bit across the country in response to local and regional labour-market conditions.

The exact relationship between cursor duration and proportion of errors varies quite a bit across participants because of the self-paced nature of data collection and the individualized progression to shorter cursor durations.

The love for this bit comes across clearly enough.

Backgrounds were dark and Jacobson noted that the color black appeared taut and full, while the few low-light bits came across well.

The ATM layer uses the hardware facilities of lower layers to deliver the bits across individual links in a network.

So the phone companies figured on squeezing more bits across existing copper wire to offer video on demand over local phone lines.

The one thing Microsoft no longer has: the ability to stop the flow of other bits across the network.