Sentence examples for bypass a bit from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Boateng, never a man to bypass a bit of self-publicity, prowled down the whole of the catwalk, nodding his approval to the clapping, while the soundtrack belted out repeatedly the lyrics, "I am dangerous".

Pirq says it's able to bypass pre-payment because of a bit of proprietary technology that lets restaurants adjust deal offerings in real-time based on peak and off-peak hours for better "yield management".

"I've worked with several vendors and I'll report that there's an authentication bypass in Model X and after a bit of pushing I get that fixed on the model," he said.

On holding the race on the Plympton bypass in 1974, Boardman states: "it is a bit like hosting the World Cup in the local park with bundles of coats for goalposts".

He has relaxed a bit after having quadruple heart bypass surgery in the middle of the 1998 season, but this season has tested his tolerance.

To bypass its possibilities for what have been called "animated Barbie dolls" seems a bit perverse, to say the least.

For someone as sick as Mr. Ray, Dr. Michler estimated the chance of death from the operation at about 7percentt, a bit more than twice the average death rate in the United States from bypass surgery.

The original price was beyond their reach, Mr. Kilmer-Purcell said, but a bit of bargaining got them into a home where they were able to bypass the renovation phase.

The startup's focus on building mobile websites has aimed to bypass the more complicated approaches of desktop-first web design companies for a process that feels a bit more like editing an Instagram photo.

The whole experience may seem a bit old school but too many of today's professional players have bypassed that kind of experience.

A bit.