Sentence examples for bit prompted from inspiring English sources
In a comic set piece, Chartreux, wearing silver heels and a sparkly top and shorts, short-circuited, her speech breaking up, her gestures repeating; the bit prompted a few giggles, but it dragged on, testing our patience.
2.24pm BST Earlier (12.29) Louis was talking about great 8-Bit themes, prompted by a new 33 1/3 book on the original Mario Bros score.
It took a bit of prompting, too, to get silver replaced.
SERVICE Eager and willing, but a bit of prompting is sometimes needed.
With a bit of prompting, people will treat rubbish more responsibly.
Some scientists are naturally great storytellers and you just have to listen but others – who may have great stories to tell – need a bit more prompting or directing.
A bit of prompting might produce mention of Paul Gilroy of King's College, author of The Empire Strikes Back and Black Atlantic, who has recently returned to Britain after several years in America's more fertile ebony towers.
He did, though only after a bit of prompting from Mr. Schieffer, who, in a question about the tone of the campaign directed at both men, asked Mr. McCain specifically, "Your running mate said he palled around with terrorists".
This may all sound a bit alarmist, prompting the skeptical reader to quote crime novelist James M. Cain, who responded to concerns that Hollywood had ruined his novels by saying, "They haven't done anything to my books.
That bit of candor prompted Kirk Kerkorian to file an $8 billion shareholder lawsuit.
"Yes, that last bit is correct," prompted Sukeroku.
