Sentence examples for bit to bring from inspiring English sources

They should be doing their bit to bring about an adequate election.

"In general, we boost the colors quite a bit to bring out the features we're seeking," Mr. Levay said.

Despite its international scope, it has also done its bit to bring academic and non-academic communities together.

Sporting bedraggled hair and beard, shorts and bare feet, Wellingtonian Tony Clark did his bit to bring the spirit of the film's director to the Embassy.

These days, clubs like Chelsea, with their Asian Star programme, are doing their bit to bring through young talent, but there's a long way to go.

The established carriers, their dominance threatened by the rock-bottom fares offered by Sir Freddie's airline, colluded to slash prices and did their bit to bring down the interloper.

The function of a drilling fluid is to lubricate drill bits, to bring rock cuttings to the surface, and to maintain pressure on the formation during drilling of the well.

"It would be a bit different to bring in more teams and have a bit of variety.

Denise: In our culture it didn't seem a bit unusual to bring your parents along.

However, it is notable that even now he is a bit reticent to bring up the original civil-rights campaign and, especially, to talk about what it means today.

After Mr. Blount and Mr. Joss made their mark, said Tony Newton, managing partner for South Asia at the executive recruitment firm of Heidrick & Struggles International in Sydney, "It became a bit fashionable to bring in American executives".