Sentence examples for bit of a description from inspiring English sources

High: Can you give some examples of the quick wins and a little bit of a description of some of the organizational changes that you have made?

That's the basic idea of "The Keeper," which is, in a sense, a song that Sam Childers would write to these children and to the mothers and the families of the people who he's sticking his neck out for, and it's sort of an assertion of that and a little bit of a description of that.

I actually think a sheet with basic statistical tests, you know the more common ones, and what they actually mean, a little bit of a description of the test...sort of like a mini-statistics course I suppose would be very useful.

The first few words should highlight your accomplishment, and as the line trails off to the right, include a bit more of a description of the accomplishment.

It seeps in through the gaps, pauses, arbitrary transitions, approximate meanings, false starts, and boring bits of all description.

Each page reproduces the postcard with a bit of description about the subject, and a picture of the back of the postcard, which sometimes contains a personal message from the sender.

She then got a bit stuck on "the Jews", adding: "They've usually got a nose that has a bit of a curve... It's a description... .. That's it.

He presented each item with a bit of a wink, an understanding that the description might be several parts Texas hokum.

When she praised a specific bit of description, I had to admit that it hadn't come about spontaneously — it was only after looking carefully at the photographs and trying out various metaphors that I settled on the idea that the leeches were gathered around the middle of the bottle like a belt.

This remarkably apt bit of self-description is either a parlor trick or one of the most bravura rehearsals in the history of the form.

Reporting frequency of data bits is indeed a description and stays close to the data.