Sentence examples for bit of live from inspiring English sources

Then, they throw in a bit of live guitar and bass.

All they have to work with are actors, text and a bit of live music".

For those of us who aren't there, the Globes are helpfully doing a bit of live coverage of their own tonight.

For the festival's show-and-tell section, she identifies some of the filmmaker's motifs in her work and does a bit of "live choreography," to be incorporated into the subsequent performance.

There isn't live coverage, per se, merely 'themed reportage' on Sky Sports News, a combination of the odd bit of live footage, Martin Tyler and Roberto Martinez offering their commentator/pundit eye, and Nick Collins twirling his moustache feverishly on the touchline.

A little bit of live and learn goes a long way, and Dave Gilbert is keen to make up for lost time after being one match away from quitting in 2011.

You are really coming to a bit of living history.

"You would lose a bit of living history".

Channel 4, I can see, will take a bit of living up to.

The author of Poker Nation, Andy Bellin, said, "If poker is truly America's game, then Amarillo Slim is the last bit of living American history there is.

It's a tiny bit of living history in a town otherwise mired in the economic decline of Britain's seaside.