Sentence examples for delivers a bit from inspiring English sources

A bowler or wicketkeeper delivers a bit of a kick up the backside – just like a goalkeeper shouts at his centre-half.

He proposes a response to aggressive beggars, plays and sings jazz, sends up Beethoven's rage, conceives of disrupting fox hunts and delivers a bit of biography, including a rock rendition of the owl song ("I am the nemesis of the vole") that got him fired from a children's theater company.

"A bowler or wicketkeeper delivers a bit of a kick up the backside, just like a goalkeeper shouts at his centre-half.

The only exception is in one of the scenarios, when messages have a time to live lower than 900 min, where CGrAnt delivers a bit less messages than dLife, although with a lower message redundancy.

Baker delivers a bit of news about the results of the show's plot.

Instead of beating up on Trump, a president who would've once served as an endless fountain of writers' room gold for him in the 90s, MacDonald delivers a bit about President Abraham Lincoln and his failure to get "score" to catch on as a popular measurement of time.

At the transmitter end, a digital source delivers a bit-stream represented by the binary sequences denoted by b=[b 1,b 2,…,b L ] and each has length L. The sequences of bits are then passed to a digital modulation scheme which converts them into sequences of symbols, each has length M and whose elements take values in constellation set Ω.

Director Dougal Wilson is to be applauded for a delivering a bit of Father Ted-esque whimsy.

Even so, the Fed seems to have managed to deliver a bit more than markets were expecting.

Now, I had to deliver a bit of bad news last week, but this is the weekend of truth.

She delivered a bit of news as well, announcing with Mr. Biesenbach that they would collaborate on a Caravaggio exhibition in the near future.