Sentence examples for bit escape from inspiring English sources
Find inspiration in one of the most traditional ways -- unplug for a bit, escape the glow of the screen, and massage your brain with a good, old-fashioned book, chock-full of knowledge, anecdotes, ideas and suggestions.
Courtesy of the hotel's fleet of four-wheel-drives, you start the hike at the interesting bit, escaping other travellers and avoiding the dull hour's walk to Luna from the hotel.
Why Franco then came out dressed like Marilyn Monroe in a non-funny bit escapes me, except perhaps the writers and producers couldn't think of something better.
If I were going to criticise, I'd say the rhythmic structure of the piece escapes her a bit, but otherwise she sang very well, I thought".
I might look like a wage slave, but I'm a hippie at heart.' It's little bit of escape on your wrist".
The whole thing is fabulously filmed and it's set on the east coast of the States, so there's a bit of escape for anyone who's English.
Not sure if we will get hit in full or get trounced a bit or escape without severe damage... .. one S&P employee wrote in response to an article on the mortgage mess.
My mum peeled the potatoes herself, but would worry that rogue "bad bits" would escape her probing fingers, and ask one of us children to check them over for her.
"It all feels a little bit like "escaping from reality".
For those who want a bit of an escape, there is a serene counterpoint to the city's bustle just a half-hour out of town.
