Sentence examples for bit many of from inspiring English sources

Like that bit, many of "Key & Peele" 's skits are structured in a classical sketch-comedy manner, in which an absurd situation is cranked up and up and up, until it explodes.

"The landscape has changed quite a bit; many of the old rules no longer apply," said S. Joanne Murray, director of the Center for Work and Service at Wellesley College and a management consultant.

Image caption Does your hometown niff a bit? "Many of these smells are associated with industry," explains Will Rossiter, associate professor at Nottingham Business School, who points out that places like Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Burton upon Trent were once home to a "lovely, hoppy, malty smell" associated with their breweries.

Rush Limbaugh may have the moxie to call for its failure bit many of his party mates are more cagey.

This is a glossily published but centrifugal collection of short prose bits, many of them apparently autobiographical, interspersed with the author's cartoons, photographs and drawings.

Both acts are set during performances, onstage and backstage, which makes the setup just right for plugging in the kinds of cabaret bits, many of them musical, that the original High Heeled Women performed more than a decade ago.

For example, when you are a little bit older, many of you will want to buy a house, right?

The book's discussions of press-Pentagon relations, however, seem a bit dated; many of them took place before the Iraq war, and are limited to Afghanistan.

He has modified the menu a bit, dropping many of the Asian accents and moving toward a simpler, more robust style.

But I want to change the subject a little bit to, many of my students have asked me, here at the Graduate School of Journalism, why did it take so long for the #MeToo moment to arrive?

It "dumbs" down the phone a bit, removing many of the more complex features and enlarging text and app icons for easier navigation.