Sentence examples for bit of who from inspiring English sources
I love connecting with people, working with them to get not only a great photograph, but one that captures a little bit of who they are".
What you wear may not be the most important part of freshers' week, but it can be your chance to express a bit of who you are as a person.
Labour, meanwhile, hope the campaign will be summarised by a different question: "Can you really trust the Tories?" (Although they might dress it up a bit more positively than that, with a bit of: "Who made the right calls when economic Armageddon loomed?") This game is hardest of all for the Liberal Democrats.
They while away some time on the drinking habits of a TV personality, then a bit of who's-going-out-with-who.
When you start in an election campaign, particularly when you have got a new thing, which is the debates, then it will all revolve around a bit of who's up, who's down.
Every last bit of who I was vanished watching him suffer.
It's now gone into a desert blues incorporating bits of Who Do You Love?
At first, it was a bit like starting a new job – everyone's a bit unsure of who you are and what you're doing.
To use a suitably Joycean bit of scatology, who gives a shit about Bloomsday?
He is not only a statistician, but also a bit of gambler who enjoys calculating his chances.
Kevin Long, the Yankees' hitting coach, said that Jones reminds him a bit of Nick Swisher, who raised his average 30 points in his first season with the Yankees.
