Sentence examples for dearest bits from inspiring English sources

One sign of that village heritage is the public houses, some very old, that are still tucked away among what have become very expensive streets.All across Britain pubs are closing, but they are under particular pressure in London's dearest bits.

Her father was so taken with her letters home that "he cut off the 'Dear Daddy' bits," Ms. Binchy later recounted, and sent them to an Irish newspaper, which published them.

Not Used to Being Confused, Marnie, Dearest, A bit of an extremist, are we?

"Dear Sam" (bit familiar after the way she's made me out to be some fucking princess), "Now that your refusal to travel to America demonstrates a commendable determination to be seen as a powerful and vibrant woman in your own right, I feel it is time we met.

Croatia is Catholic and there is a treasury of relics in the cathedral - including bits of dear old St Blaise - as well as a Titian above the altar.

The old dear shuddered a bit.

"That's a bit dear," he immediately said, sounding surprised.

But last weekend he took the field for something a bit dearer to his heart.

Four six-ounce slabs at Citarella cost $40.02, at $25.99 a pound, which seemed a bit dear.

At around £11 a pot, colours from Nails Inc are a bit dearer than your standard fare.

Fresh as the merchandise is, with some adorable floral prints, the prices are a bit dear considering it has been so brazenly outsourced.