Sentence examples for bits of language that from inspiring English sources

It's there in the odd bits of language that filter through even if you're an incurable monoglot like me.

He will fight to investigate his dumb dust motes, his stray emails, his incidental bits of language that washed over the transom, for as long as the media is willing to pretend there is anything real at stake.

Keep an ear out for weird turns of phrase and nice bits of language that might sneak into your poems.

At the time, those seemed like the very worst bits of language that I could imagine.

Occasionally I would have difficulty with a bit of language that might be obsolete, in which case I would just change it to the nearest modern equivalent.

It's a small bit of language that could lead to a big change in the way that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals operates its single shelter in Norfolk, Virginia, where the high-profile, celebrity-courting group is headquartered.

Good tactic: If you can't think of anything good, scan through the email and look for a funny bit of language that you can use to slap in the title window.

And there are many of them in "Parks and Recreation," in fact; virtually every scene in the first two episodes contains good bits, with quotable quotes, twists of language that viewers feel smart for getting, and visual gags.

The word gobblefunk sounds a bit like gobbledegook, a kind of language that some grown-ups use that is full of meaningless words.

Write down images you see throughout the day, striking things, bits of graffiti, gestures, strange shirts, strange bits of language, anything that strikes you.

Bellin supplies an excellent chapter on "tells," those little mannerisms — tics, twitches, fiddling with one's cards or chips, eye movements, and many other bits of involuntary body language — that give away the true strength of a player's hand.