Sentence examples for bit stand from inspiring English sources

We had to dig a bit, stand up to a physical situation.

Dream Theater and Megadeth are both a bit stand off-ish.

Let that last bit stand for the proposition that it's tough to really grasp the free/fairness of other people's election without knowing the full background, the totality of the circumstances and the details of the system (relatively few Americans probably grasp the full complex workings of the Electoral College system or the -- recently revised -- Voting Rights Act).

Why is it that the stock of the 'Her Majesty's' bit stands so contrastingly high in the three northern regions?

The "DDP" bit stands for Diamond Dallas Page, the retired WCW wrestler who is now making waves with a new workout regime that has been credited with making war veterans walk again and rehabilitating sportsmen who could no longer touch their toes.

In Chicago, Jesse Jackson presided over the annual meeting of the Rainbow/PUSH group (that last bit stands for People United to Serve Humanity), where he announced that the Toyota company would spend no less than $8 billion over the next ten years on a project to involve more non-whites in every aspect of its business.

Kimmel played it safe for a show that, until its explosive ending, made playing it safe into its own banal virtue but one bit stood out in the wrong way.

For all models, using kriging improved R, indicating that no prediction accuracy was lost (and quite a bit stood to be gained, when spatial structure was present) by using PLS+universal kriging as opposed to using PLS alone.

And, as unkind as it sounds, I wanted to see how badly these bits stood out.

Bits stands for Business – Innovation – Technology Societyty, although I'd have preferred it if it had stood for Bionic – Infant – Terrorizing – Syborg.

That's not a small amount of error, of course, but if you trust the machine a bit you stand to save quite a bit of time — or your lab assistant's time, anyway.