Sentence examples for bit reading from inspiring English sources

When you run with this much efficiency, no one notices that your fifth-round rookie quarterback struggled a bit reading the field.

TV presenter Mark Wright suggested he was on the verge of tears after hearing about the group's demise: "Not gonna lie, my eyes watered a little bit reading that JLS are splitting.

Some luminaries of the human-rights world have been doing their bit: reading out the names of those in jail, for broadcast on the Belarusian service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

Yes, I'm going to pat myself on the back a bit; reading my verdict on austerity or on Paul Ryan three years later, they still look pretty good — not perfect (the Baltics have done better than I expected, though not actually well), but compared with the orthodoxy of the time, well, there's no comparison.

I plan on working in the yard a bit, reading and enjoying the luxury of warm showers, good food I didn't have to catch and a few good baseball games.

If you don't understand a bit read it again and again until you do.

She did her bit, read her poems, tried to speak to us.

Well, I checked out the work for a bit, read the wall label and then talked to the curator.

Due to the architecture of digital blocks in pixel, one can select the number of bits read out from each counter from 1 to 16.

Results indicate that latencies as low as 92 ns for a remote 64-bit read request/response transaction may be achieved in an unloaded single-switch system.

It made me a bit sick, reading all this.