Sentence examples for bit ever from inspiring English sources
Let's get small: This scanning tunneling microscope image shows a group of 12 iron atoms, the smallest magnetic memory bit ever made.
The smallest magnetic-memory bit ever made an aggregation of just 12 iron atoms created by researchers at IBM—shows the ultimate limits of future data-storage systems.
For thousands of women struggling to keep households going as the credit crunch bit ever deeper, Give & Take seemed a heaven-sent deal: invest £3,000, receive £23,000 within days.
Blustery Ed Schultz, who has done more than most MSNBC hosts to feature labor stories on his show, insists he has "never wavered one bit ever" in supporting unions, but refuses to take a public stand on the Peacock matter.
His compatriots have been straining against that bit ever since.In this section Mosque and state Caught in the middle Remembering how it may have been A secular saint, for some Tales of cruelty Reprints Related items Imperial overstretch?Jun 27th 2002This tension helps to explain the difference in the subtitles of the American and British editions of Mr Kennedy's book.
He just couldn't leave and has been writing for us a bit ever since, but will now do it much more often.
It is definitely one of my favorite bits ever.
In the Evening Sun, W.J. Henderson called it "one of the most delightful bits ever put upon the Met stage".
It must be hard work scouring all those photos and hours of videos to find fleeting views of starlets and singers with their naughty bits ever so slightly exposed.
But proper training, which includes feeding a puppy bits of the fungus until it acquires a taste and then burying other bits ever deeper underground, takes three to four years.
Bill Gibron of DVD Verdict gave "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" a near-perfect score of 99/100, praising it for "the jokes about what the money could be spent on (including one of the best bits ever in a Simpsons episode Homer sitting on a high-tech vibrating chair) and a good impetus to reintroduce Herb".
