Sentence examples for bit of period from inspiring English sources

There's nothing scarier than a fully-clothed lady with a little bit of period blood on her pants.

(The performers put on only bits of period costumes — a sleeve or a collar, say — depending on how much is included in the camera frame).

She entwines their memories with bits of period material — speeches, transcripts of old radio broadcasts and the like — making the Iraq of the 1960s, '70s, '80s and '90s come alive more vividly than any other book I have read.

The well-shot and designed film (Pittsburgh subs for New Jersey), which also features strong bits of period archival footage, vividly captures the look and feel of the times.

They're simply there, casting a shadow over every bit of frivolity, every lacy scrap of period detail.

"There is a little bit of a period of time where you have to get over the hustle bustle of the campaign," acknowledged Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat who also returned to the Senate after falling out of the White House race in 1992.

"So there was a bit of a period there and coinciding with over Christmas.

"Then there came a little bit of a period for me where my body didn't feel very good, I was not clear in my head and I didn't have as many good moments for Chelsea.

Culture watch: There was a rare bit of non-period music (possibly the first non-diegetic bit of music in the series, too) as the Decemberists' The Infanta (from their wonderful 2005 album Picaresque) soundtracked the ladies and their various dressing routines at the top of the show.

No. It's just a bit of a tough period.

"We're in a bit of a flat period".