Sentence examples for bit centered from inspiring English sources

Goldberg's most newsworthy bit centered on the growing conviction within the president's circles that Netanyahu lacks the courage to make the short-term political sacrifices needed to broker a two-state solution.

Chris Kattan has long seemed the most daring of the recent crop of "Saturday Night Live" comics, with his strange, confrontational bits centered on his eerily accurate chimpanzee impression and his impersonation of Mango, a male go-go dancer who drives straight men wild (including, on one memorable occasion, Garth Brooks).

You emerge from lunch a bit more centered and a bit more renewed.

So, the rock-breaking process can be thought as the interaction part of the blade and rock, which under the force plumbed to the axis of the bit center, rotary cutting rock along the central axis of the bit.

A popular recurring bit centers on Mr. Garvey, a veteran inner-city teacher substituting at a predominantly white high school where he struggles to pronounce his students' commonplace names (Denise is "Dee-nice," Aaron "Aaron-ron).

Once they're outside, it really calms them and you can feel them become a bit more centered.

Once you feel a bit more centered then something deep inside tells you that the only way ahead is to move on.

But that same program frequently uses a bit that centers around inappropriate behavior.

When the bits centering on Val's on-and-off jealous hostility have him pecking away at Ellie's newfound West Coast calm, Mr. Allen gets his laughs.

And the noise is generating a bit of a backlash centered on "anti-advertising": promotions, public-relations campaigns, sweepstakes and other efforts off the gridiron to reach consumers.

If your shoulders tend to slouch, pull them back a bit so they are centered.