Sentence examples for bit to end from inspiring English sources

But here's one important difference: in nearly every case, both sides gave a little bit to end the stalemate.

The Nikkei recovered a bit to end the day down 176.32 points, or 1.35percentt, at 12,884.54 -- the lowest finish since Oct. 9, 1998.

"A good place to start is by tackling the sources of staff sickness absence, including mental health and musculoskeletal injuries, while doing our bit to end the nation's obesity epidemic by ditching junk food and sugary drinks in place of tasty, healthy and affordable alternatives," he said.

The shares rebounded a bit to end the day at $11.16, still down 6.5%.

On the Israeli side it would be delightful if the Israeli leadership and body politic were chomping at the bit to end the occupation, take on the hard line settlers, and make way for an independent, viable Palestinian state based on '67 lines, including in Jerusalem.

This prevents bits and pieces of soap being broken up and tossed around in the wash, which could allow some bits to end up in your clothes when washing is over.

With Mr. Ghogre's happy spirit permeating the grid, it was a very pleasant solve on a Friday, so I was a bit disappointed to end the puzzle with the LEERERS/HEAVER crossing, but all in all, enjoyed this debut/collaboration very much.

Not a common set-up if the actor gets to choose, in truth: you're a bit more likely to end up trading conversation in a drab publicist's conference room, or else fighting back croissant-wielding minions in a plush bar or spa within walking distance of the talent's front door.

The ultimate kill-or-be-killed heavyweight, Cheick Kongo is every bit as likely to end up spreadeagled on the canvas as he is winning fights via knockout himself.

Sure, they'll try and talk a little bit, but try to end the conversation immediately.

They will create a more complicated look, however, you don't want these tiny bits of metal to end up on the inside of your mouth.