Sentence examples for bit from a from inspiring English sources

"Crowdfunding is a little bit from a lot of people," Mr. Ellenoff said.

A little bit from a discovery, a little bit from technology.

It's usually a bit from a man and a woman mixed together.

In most cases, the drill pipe also transmits the rotary motion to the bit from a turntable at the surface.

But the way the drugs are made is borrowed a bit from a more ancient industry of Napa Valley.

And yet core inflation dropped only a bit, from a little over 2% prior to the recession to a low of 0.6% in 2010.

I think Kazin as a critic does suffer a little bit from an imperial manner.

"We're actually growing quite a bit from an FTE perspective," she said.

I took a bit from Bowie, a bit from Elvis, a bit from Liberace, I think.

For me it's a bit from here, a bit from there, fumbling around, never quite knowing what you're doing... Song writing is like a way of feeling connected to mystery".

Firms in the S&P 500 held roughly $900 billion of cash at the end of June, according to Thomson Reuters, down a bit from a year earlier but still 40% up on 2008.Business leaders and conservative critics cite that cash mountain as proof that meddlesome federal regulations and America's high corporate-tax rate is locking up cash and depressing investment.