Sentence examples for contributes a bit of from inspiring English sources

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, a representative from this era, contributes a bit of talking-head commentary, mostly to downplay these lesser years.

We took in a homeless girl who contributed a bit of board, and I started shopping at those cheap Asian supermarkets.

New York's two teams contributed a bit of their own, the Yankees' courtesy of their grounds crew's losing battle with a thunderstorm and the infield tarp.

If each of us contribute a bit of creative energy we can accelerate this evolution by a generation.

The company has been quiet for a while, but has recently launched a contest where users can contribute a bit of video to PSY's newest song, "Hangover".

For those interested in contributing a bit of their DNA in exchange for ancestral information you can go here to order your kit.

Consider picking a family charity and having your children contribute a bit of their allowance each week.

I worked on Obama's first election campaign and contributed quite a bit of my own money believing the "hope and change" message.

The noise is inevitable, and while this post may contribute to a bit of that noise, my hope is that this post will also dampen the frenzy a bit, a quiet yet important reminder of what recent social network IPO history has gifted us.

I probably contributed or was a bit of a bully in terms of how I sat, because I am so used to being quite animated in front of a camera.

By the same principle, a preposition should be stranded at the end of a sentence when it contributes a crucial bit of information, as in "music to read by", "something to guard against", or when it pins down the meaning of an idiom, as in "It's nothing to sneeze at" or "He doesn't know what he's talking about".