Sentence examples for built on a bit of from inspiring English sources

"This is probably built on a bit of a fallacy isn't it?" he said.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Friday 13 August 2010 The headline to this story described Cadaqués – the town in Catalonia, Spain, of which a replica may be built on a bit of Chinese coast – as the home town of Salvador Dalí.

Our project is built on a bit of competition and seeing how far we can push each other.

FOR nearly half a century the cold war world's tense stability was built on a simple bit of political philosophy.

Yes, they could have built it on a bit of playground, squeezing it between mature plane trees and the windows of adjoining properties, but this would have meant laying replacement play areas, with artificial sports pitches and metal fences, at the feet of the church.

"Suppose developers want to build on a last bit of land where an endangered bird lives.

one reason is Final Cut Pro 7 was built on a 32-bit architecture, and Final Cut Pro X  is built on 64-bit, so while a transfer can be made, it won't be of the quality pros demand.

Built on a 16-bit RISC CPU, the MSP430 has a 12-bit A/D converter.

One reason is that Final Cut Pro 7 was built on a 32-bit architecture, and Final Cut Pro X is built on 64-bit, so while a transfer can be made, it will not be of the quality the pros demand.

The control system is built on a 32-bit PIC microcontroller.

Doctorow built on, changed a bit, and transformed the lives of the Collyer brothers into a stately, beautiful performance with great resonance within the narrow range of their housebound lives.