Sentence examples for bit to pass from inspiring English sources

Promising to be a "top salesman" for Japanese infrastructure exports, Mr. Abe vowed to promote private-sector investment at home and asked corporate Japan to do its bit to pass on the benefits of Abenomics.

You may need to move your hand a little bit to pass the string around.

As we've done lots of singles now, and a couple of top-selling award-winning albums and that, we thought it would be a bit nice to pass on that knowledge to up and coming young bands who might need a bit of help.

"But if they bump each other a bit trying to pass, that's all right.

It can still be a bit jarring to pass into the final gallery behind the telescope.

Digesting my chocolate-peanut-butter slice, it occurred to me that Julia Mae's, Hopkins Boarding House and their ilk are a bit rundown to pass muster in Seaside.

Then again, speculation may be a bit flaky to pass up this deal.

Basing on such digital footprints, in this paper, we will assume the role of the forensic analyst that wants to discover two of the main forgeries that a MP3 audio track can undergo: (i) fake quality, i.e., the audio file is recompressed at higher bit-rate to pass it off as a high-quality track and (ii) tampering, i.e., a portion of the audio track has been edited or deleted.

However, in order for your Netflix movie to arrive at your Comcast-connected home, the bits have to pass from Level 3 to Comcast.

Pull up on the other loop to stretch the bit guard enough to pass the bit through the opening.

Just a bit of tinkering to pass the time.