Sentence examples for describe a bit from inspiring English sources

She was about to describe a bit of Broadway musical history: the afternoon and night when she played the leads in what are now two classics.

The feel of a Morgan rod which is personal and hard to describe, a bit like love lulls the user, when on the stream, into what novelist Vance Bourjaily once called "the trance of instinct".

He describes a bit too much of that mess when he visits an adults-only establishment near the airport Hilton.

But it was all very familiar from other programmes and, for all the explicit things Smith described, a bit of a yawn.

Take pretty much any passage describing a bit of the old don't-mind-if-I-do out of context, and it's going to sound ridiculous.

Updated at 6.13pm BST 5.23pm BST Alexander describes a bit further the "public web forum" from which he says Snowden drew his information.

"The Suit," the wonderful touring production from the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord, brims with a gentle effervescence and musicality that you associate with entertainments usually described, a bit dismissively, as charming.

Pietro Valsecchi, the film's producer, said it "also described a bit what has been happening in Italy: the Berlusconi-ite Italy in which people were told that they could all become wealthy".

Nine-year-old Joshua was being, as his mom described, "a bit of a jerk".

On the other hand, the message could also be "here is how to integrate a web-tool with a desktop application", in which case the technical part might be described a bit more in depth.

So I describe a little bit of the whole century from the point of view of Germany.