Sentence examples for bit starving from inspiring English sources
"Mr Kimura believed that apprentices should always be a little bit starving.
In their private sanctums, baseball players behave as if someone might walk in at any moment and ask them to leave; they're a bit like starving dogs who have just stumbled upon a slab of raw meat.
At the moment it looks as if Mr Bush is leaving the tougher bits of "starving the beast" to his successors.Redrawing the mapAs he arrives in Europe, his audience might ponder the parallels between this fiscal story and his approach to foreign affairs.
None of these worthy ambitions will be achieved by starving one bit of the system of money while guaranteeing funding for the other.
At sixty dollars a pop, the covers are a bit steep for a starving artist, but corporate types — even those now limited to half a million a year in income — would no doubt find this a sophisticated stocking stuffer.
It's a bit like being a starving artist but without the personal affirmation you get from those occasional, limited artistic triumphs".
If we have to trade humanitarian service for a coercive political agenda, I think the Palestinian people are going to pick starving a little bit.
Mr. Shaw said, "Placement has been used effectively on 'Survivor,' though I think bringing out those bags of Doritos when they were starving seemed a bit awkward".
Give a starving kid a bit of milk and high-nutrition grain, and within a few days the eyes shine again and a smile reappears.
"I think we have been starving a little bit for a female player to come through," Watson said.
Such cases occur when far users with low bit-rates get starved under bad frequency planning, while near users that use high bit-rates monopolize the transmission opportunities.
