Sentence examples for closest bit from inspiring English sources
And Greenwich is the closest bit of Connecticut to New York City.
This vast lump of rock just off the east coast of Canada is the closest bit of North America to Europe, so transatlantic flights which need to make an emergency landing are often diverted here.
However, west Cornwall's position as the closest bit of mainland Britain to North America was also of interest to a young Irish-Italian inventor and entrepreneur called Guglielmo Marconi, who wanted to breach this chasm of water with a new form of "wireless" communication.
The closest bit we can find is that it's running the Linux 2.6 Kernel; that's the same kernel that Android uses, but it's definitely not an absolute indication.
But steamed or no steamed, it really gets you in the ticker when you find out one of your oldest and closest bit it 'cause his hefty gal's downstairs department was so large and in charge that it caused a suffocation situaish.
But steamed or no steamed, it really gets you in the ticker when you find out one of your oldest and closest bit it 'cause his hefty gal's downstairs department was so large and in charge that it caused a suffocation situash.
They call it both lawful and proper for Congress to close bits of the government or to thwart federal borrowing in pursuit of broader policy goals.
As Hugh Alderwick of the King's Fund points out, closing bits or all of hospitals does not necessarily save money or improve care.
The move was opposed by the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal who argued that closing bits of the inland waterways system would have serious repercussions on the parts left.
Another goal for Mr. Romney here was to close a bit of the cultural gap with gun owners.
