Sentence examples for bit everyone from inspiring English sources

At last, they got to the bit everyone was waiting for – the announcement of the first day's rankings.

Although there is a ground-floor section, I go downstairs to the bit everyone calls the cellar.

"Egan backed up a little bit; everyone backed up a little bit -- so he went along with it," said an official of the Brooklyn district attorney's office.

Or is it conversation itself we've had too much of and need to punctuate it with a game that everyone plays a bit, everyone can enjoy and which resembles a sport, without our having to go to the gym to get fit for it?

As if to explain, or compensate, for the gaffe, he altered the words of the song a few moments later, perfectly in rhythm and in key: "Lyrics to old songs that you don't know/And you embarrass yourself at MSG/But it doesn't matter one bit, everyone got in for free".

"Some of the guys have been in a hostel for a bit, everyone's been trying to find somewhere to live.

When the crappier bits of life are ­considered more real than the joyful bits, everyone is cheated.

A distraught journalist tells the Guardian it was like the final scene from Reservoir Dogs: "You know, the bit where everyone shoots everyone else".

Rewatching it for this article, it's clear that it has completely abandoned the traditional Hollywood three-act method of storytelling in favour of a bit where everyone mumbles, a bit where everyone screams, a bit where everyone cries and a bit where everyone whoops.

"It's a bit fraudulent – everyone pretends they never knew him.

It certainly comes with, I think, a little bit of everyone getting a trophy for participation.