Sentence examples for completed a bit from inspiring English sources

The goal of the service was to easily enable groups/businesses assign tasks to people within and broadcast to the group when completed — a bit like a mobile Asana — so users can share grocery lists, reusable checklists for every month, etc.

A provisional verdict, then: if Lewis wishes to do without a primitive notion of reduction, then his best bet is to complete a bit of unfinished business, producing an explicit account of the "more natural than" ordering on properties and relations.

We'd get home from school, have a snack, run outside for some much-needed playtime with neighborhood friends, and finally go back home for dinner and a bath, still having enough time to complete a bit of homework.

And now the celebrated screenwriter Linda Yellen has completed a wonderful historic bit of work slated for movie production.

That task completed, add a bit more oil and the basic aromatics, like garlic and ginger, followed by the rice.

For now, the small part that's been completed is a bit of a lost village, waiting to be found by long-awaited public transport links.

Although the ECC algorithm is adopted in the node mobility scenario, for achieving the same level of security, a smaller key size in ECC can offer faster computational efficiency, especially in assembly language implementations, which only require 0.81 s for completing a 160-bit point multiplication of ECC [16].

The survey is relatively long, taking around 10 minutes to complete (probably a bit longer if you're really focusing on the answers).

Never ever shoot away all your star bits in the Observatory and then complete a galaxy with no bits.

Gangs of men who were patrolling the streets to ensure that the shutdown of the city was complete looked a bit sheepish, but many of them soon began to dance in the rain.

In its new production of Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors," no moment is deemed complete without a bit of fizzy stage business by the actors or a madcap tweak by the director, Robert Richmond.