Sentence examples for bits of the new from inspiring English sources
I say that bits of the new Scorsese film remind me of Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs Miller.
8 45 Arrive home and read bits of The New York Times collected on the train ride.
"All the bits of the new system that make us more cost-effective are now up and running, so over the next few years we should recoup all the money we spent – and more.
The set included — but was not limited to — bits of the new Shorter compositions "Starry Night" and "Lotus," the slightly less new "Zero Gravity," and an old movie-musical song by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane called "Love," inspired by Lena Horne's version.
He has long been a believer in the main bits of the new defence agenda: an increase in small, ultra-high-tech, manoeuvrable weapons at the expense of large, heavily armed land divisions; a further shift in the Pentagon's focus away from Europe towards Asia; and a change to the policy of preparing to fight two wars at once.
"We are looking to include bits of the traditional and bits of the new within there so we'll just need to wait and see".
Therefore, the relay can know bit number of the new control information and thus can perform the same rate matching as the UE to generate the data bits.
"A lot of the old and a bit of the new," is how Mrs. Valeri further describes Penny's.
The key to this, he reckons, is the most radical bit of the new strategy: to kill the cyclicality of the diamond business.
For the most part, theirs is beer that you can drink a fair bit of (the new government drinking guidelines notwithstanding) and still stroll home.
