Sentence examples for bits of a series from inspiring English sources

More useful is Smart Shoot, which allows you to combine the best bits of a series of photographs so that your snaps of the family at Christmas won't be spoiled by Dad blinking: you can swap in his face from another image in the sequence.

"This is a bit of a series of the unknown for this team because they've not played in the subcontinent and not faced any really world-class spinners," he said on Test Match Special.

That 1986 shoot turned into a bit of a series with Patterson shooting a variety of the performers at Whispers, a Sunday night drag performance at the Pyramid Club.

"That Oakland series has been a little bit of a breakthrough series for us.

Familiarizing myself with Newton's writings, I found it hard not to look at the whole thing as a bit of a scam a series of sessions where you actively part with money to be told something that sounds a lot like bullshit.

But unlike YouTube-style Flash video, which fetches streamed bits in a series of requests from a set of servers at the sender's end, Move gets bits from the closest storage cache (similar to technology from Web video giant Akamai) and brings them back to the screen at the best streaming rate based on the network's traffic load.

H2 takes as input a key and mixes its bits using a series of bitwise operations, as shown in Algorithm 3.

Star Wars fans will know that this comic seam has already been exhaustively mined by Kevin Smith in his movies Clerks and Mallrats - and a little bit by Justin Kerrigan's Human Traffic - riffing playfully on bits of the series in a stoned or baffled way.

Details of the proposed agreement were disclosed bit by bit, in a series of events that left the ultimate prospects for enactment of Medicare drug benefits uncertain.

Although each book reads a bit like a series of greetings cards, they generally steer refreshingly clear of the tired sexist tropes we're used to seeing in such a context.

However, Mr. Ray has reportedly chosen to release this information bit by bit in a series of reports over the coming months.