Sentence examples for bit of very from inspiring English sources

A year from now: One bit of very good news is that health care costs have moderated.

The stories about Emily combine themes of friendship and family with a little bit of very special magic.

For Michael Eavis, the 2013 festival has brought a bit of very welcome layering that he had not expected.

Just as Mr. Röckenwagner described, it was mostly rum-imbued fruit held together with a little bit of very moist cake.

Mr. Miller follows him through routines that are disrupted by a bit of very bad medical news, and observes how his daily life continues in the shadow of death.

The diamond, described by unimpressed observers as looking like "a big bit of very light barley sugar", then made another secret journey to Amsterdam, where diamond experts the Asscher Brothers would cut it into nine major stones.

"It was like a quiche with little bits of very tender bacon in it".

Bathing suits, wet suits, water pants and rash guards now come in bright, coral-reef colors like orange and blue, with bits of very pretty, very graphic leopard and botanical prints.

Will a bit of your very own blood work its way into your latkes?

Sonnets express a characteristic shape of human thought, and are, after a bit of practice, very easy to write.

The most colorful storyteller was Wilson Mizner, who'd done a bit of everything — very little of it reputable — on his way to a gig at Warners.