Sentence examples for bridge bit from inspiring English sources

Not only does the title echo Something Kinda Ooooh but it also has the same slightly demented feel to it, all distorted backing vocals, strange rap sections and a brilliantly effortless chorus that soars out of an amazing bridge bit ("We girls gonna run this show"), while the song's odd structure (verses be damned!) recalls Sexy!

Create the nose, sculpt it, if it is wide make the oval wider, if skinnier, vice versa, then add the bridge (bit of the nose near the eyes) and then add the tip, not the nostrils yet.

At a recent concert, Lambert performed one of her old hits, "Little Red Wagon," singing the bridge a bit differently.

Instead, emphasis is now placed on the bridge – the bit of the song that links the verse to the chorus – and on ravey instrumental breakdowns.

The reason this bi-directional bridge between bits and atoms matters is because of the large multiplier effect this will have on getting back to solving the world's big hairy problems with technology.

If the past couple of years have been about one theme for me investment-wise, they have been about exploring the bridge between bits and atoms with a series of bets aimed to make a path between the digital world and the physical one we populate.

"I was going to call it 'Burning Bridges' or 'Biting the Hand,"' he said, joking.

City insiders describe the Hampshire- born Bridge as "a bit of a London geezer" who heads south at every opportunity.

The mayor joked that he had worried that the captain would call from under the Verrazano "and ask us to raise the bridge a little bit".

But the rain is coming in now, and it will soon disappear from sight.The accommodation section, and above it the bridge, is a bit aft of amidships, so the stern is another 150 metres or so behind me.

Based on that analysis, the team concludes, the flood began as a relative trickle, as the land bridge subsided a bit.