Sentence examples for dropping bits of from inspiring English sources

Morrell's style takes some getting used to, since he keeps switching time frames and points of view and dropping bits of background (like a lovely little lecture on laudanum) into the narrative.

But there can be no mystery these days and so no power: because this is the digital age, it is simple enough to pull the document apart, to trace down every single one of its sources, to dissemble it, via a plagiarism-checking program or just by dropping bits of it into Google, and to force it to give up its ghosts.

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I drop things all the time, so I sit on a bench surrounded by pencils I've dropped, bits of rubber.

The dog enjoyed sniffing around the crowds and looking for dropped bits of burrito, and wasn't fazed by the music that went on until 5am.

When Alan drops bits of clafoutis on the carpet — "I have no manners," he says — Michael watches him from the sofa in electrifying silence, like an alligator eyeing an egret.

For six days the writer dropped bits of lettuce and worms down the fender well in an effort to keep the turtle alive; the turtle's only response was a scratching.

Tim Pawlenty, a former governor of Minnesota who was among the best-known of the candidates on hand, dropped bits of his own biography into many of his answers in an effort to introduce himself to voters beyond the normal collection of early-voting states.

So instead of basking in the warm San Francisco sunshine, I spent a miserable fortnight trying not to drop bits of salad in the gel tanks by accident.

A close follower of pop history, he drew lines between his songs and those that preceded them, as when he mashed up "Billionaire" and "Money (That's What I Want)" and later dropped bits of Ginuwine's "Pony" and Ghost Town DJs' "My Boo" into his mid-'90s-R&B homage "Our First Time".

Spoon dough into the Spätzle maker and slide the hopper back-and-forth to drop bits of dough into the boiling water.