Sentence examples for description of a bit from inspiring English sources

Excuse me!), but Laura's happy teasing of Jeff and his gallant response (he suggests there is probably a poor ex-Soviet republic where that is the greatest compliment a woman can pay a man and that's where he plans to permanently live) typifies the winningly joyful vibe of Dyer's description of a bit of slap and tickle at the Venice Biennale.

Figure 3 shows a CAL description of a 30-bit YCrCb to 24-bit RGB, based on Xilinx XAPP930 [42].

Give a brief description or a bit of information, and then say "for more information, visit our website at:" This will give your followers and friends an incentive for visiting your site.

The description of Orkut was a bit of a mouthful: "a community of friends and trusted acquaintances that connects individuals through a social network that grows person by person".

A rambling description of a project that seems a bit to complex to work?

According to the description, there's a bit of each episode in the video above.

Young's description was a bit more colorful.

In the 1970s, economist Edmar Bacha popularised the term "Belindia" as a description of Brazil: a little bit of Belgium and a lot of India, the country was very rich for some and very poor for most.

Until now, if you (like me) missed that mythical period of Ms. Armitage's long and successful career, you had to rely on critical descriptions and a bit of archival film.

Given the stated target readership of non-neurosurgeons, the detailed technical description of craniotomy is a bit unexpected but may be useful for the general surgeon who is forced to undertake emergency neurosurgery.

Certainly some of the menu descriptions sound a bit like Mel Brooks spoofing faddish fusion food.