Sentence examples for bits you find from inspiring English sources

Also highlight the bits you find hard to understand.

Let her see you reading, read out bits you find funny or interesting, cut out bits you think may interest her from magazines or newspapers (short ones) – but let your daughter choose to read them without any badgering from you.

"Even though this is a small village," Mr. McCullough said, "if you scratch the surface a little bit, you find out there's lots of layers of history here".

And when you're middle aged, when you begin to see the first faint outline of death on the horizon, when you could do with putting the brakes on a bit, you find, to your horror, that your brakes don't work.

Outlawing encryption outright may be impossible, but by abstracting the question a bit, you find plenty of ways to get similar results without raising those pesky human rights questions.

I was always really fascinated with the notion that here was this holiday that's really centered around kids and candy but if you peel back the layers just a little bit you find out that it goes back to a very real, ancient pagan mystical holiday.

We decided it's all the bits and bobs you find among the rocks and pebbles on the beach.

The bits that interest you personally and the bits that you find of only abstract curiosity are going to change when you read the book at 20, and again at 50.

Not all songs are available — Kanye wasn't — so dig through a bit until you find something you like.

"That helps soften the blow a bit when you find out you're being lied to.

Take advantage of the auto setup features and tamper a bit until you find what's right for you. .