Sentence examples for bit of welcomed from inspiring English sources

One bit of welcomed artistic license occurs in the sixth movement, Versatile - the elimination of the bass flute and replacing it with the concert flute.

Amid the swirl of excited students, a bit of welcome news had already started to circulate.

Here's a bit of welcome bad news: airport congestion is making headlines again.

The tone inside the courtroom was sober and businesslike, leavened occasionally by a bit of welcome humor.

With the rapid and seemingly unstoppable decline in honeybees making headlines these days, the discovery of new bee species comes as a bit of welcome news.

There is no commentary track or bonus interview, but the 19 minutes of rare 1970s TV footage provides a bit of welcome back story.

The strong improvement in tax collections — which have now been rising for more than a year, after more than a year of the steepest and longest decline on record — was a rare bit of welcome news for states.

Here's one way: his first reaction to a bit of welcome news that contradicts his public prediction elicits not relief at the result, but embarrassment and shame at his prognostication.

A bit of welcome relief from the testosterone-fuelled big beastery came in the form of The Story of the Lost Child, the final instalment of Elena Ferrante's wildly popular quartet of Neapolitan novels.

Nichols's wit and silly adventures are much akin to those of P. G. Wodehouse, with the irreplaceable Gaskin as his Jeeves, and add a bit of welcome hilarity to the all-too-serious literature of gardening.

The release came as a bit of welcome news for the Yemeni authorities on a day when the government had to apologize for a botched airstrike that killed a prominent local official who had been trying to persuade a local leader of Al Qaeda to surrender.