Sentence examples for bit of charge from inspiring English sources

The team had hoped that the most recent mission might be enough to shift the lander, helping it pick up a little bit of charge.

But what gives Us an extra bit of charge is the careful elaboration of Douglas and Connie's meeting, courtship and long marriage, which results in a more complex picture of chance, circumstance, social mobility and personal difference than might at first have been expected.

Add a little bit of charge and it starts to spin.

"There's a bit of a charge about going to a really great restaurant and having a terrific meal and doing business over lunch".

As they buzz around, the insects built up quite a bit of electric charge on their bodies.

Ineptness at the Rural Payments Agency, the bit of government charged with distributing agricultural subsidies, led to seriously delayed payment for hundreds of farmers and the resignation of its boss in 2006.

The resistivity of the triboelectric material changes due to the chemisorptions of the molecular oxygen species by the surface, which can be affected by a bit of opposite charges [93, 94].

Also — and the campaign does not play up this bit of fine print — charging money to enter contests is illegal.

In some cases they can also earn back a bit of money by charging their employees, say, for their lodging.

Warner finds James, who dodges a tackle with a slick bit of footwork and charges 11 yards forwards.

(C) KFM image and cross-sectional KFM line profile of charge bits.