Sentence examples for describes a bit from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"Heartbreak" describes, a bit vaguely, a story of disillusion with the sexism of the 60's left, and alludes even more foggily to past episodes of domestic violence and prostitution, but it doesn't detail the process by which those experiences must have clashed with and transformed the liberationist ideals Dworkin picked up from her early influences.

Q: Can you describe a bit how you and Adams play off of each other for the work?

It is difficult to see the insect species names and plant species names in the picture so I will try to describe a bit of what it says.

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.

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

"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".

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".

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