Beyond botching a couple of names, Mr. Bloomberg may have committed a bit of a Freudian slip when he summed up his speech as the "State of Our Union," and not the State of the City.
"With the number of lives that are lost, and the number of families that are destroyed as a result of that, surely to commit a bit of resource to a campaign that could result in saving lives is worthwhile".
And though Brazil committed a bit of continental fratricide Monday, eliminating Chile, 3-0, South American teams are ascendant here, four years before the World Cup will return to the continent (Brazil) for the first time since 1978.
He cleaned up his game, while Murray blinked a bit, committing a series of errors to allow Djokovic to break for a 2-0 lead in the fifth set.
Buck was very focused, committed, quite a bit by the book, a disciplinarian.
"We need to dig a little deeper and commit ourselves a bit more.
Unsure of the sport's ability to draw fans outside of Canada, the League has always been committed to a bit of mixed martial arts.
VHDL enumeration types allow the use of a set of names for the encoded values of some signals, rather than committing to a bit-level encoding straightaway.
Nearly a hundred million of us — forty per cent of the adult population, including pillars of the nation's political, financial, academic, and media élites — have smoked (and, therefore, possessed) marijuana at some point, thereby committing an offense that, with a bit of bad luck, could have resulted in humiliation, the loss of benefits such as college loans and scholarships, or worse.
