Sentence examples for everyday bit from inspiring English sources

If the Coal Drops ethos becomes that of the whole estate, and the coming of Google is likely to push it that way, then Argent's ambitions to make it an everyday bit of London will fail.

This everyday bit of engrained Washington wisdom is, in fact, based on not a shred of evidence in the historical record.

Biblical references (strictly Old Testament, of course, known in Hebrew as the Tanakh); bits of the Talmud and Kabbalah; personalities of stage, science, history and politics; bits and pieces about Israel Middle Eastt archaeology; everyday bits of anglicised Hebrew and – the greatest joy – nuggets of Yiddish which have made it to everyday language.

But sharing the places of struggle, the everyday bits, not just the polished recipes, is part of the story, too.

Their inclusion of everyday bits of life -- like lightbulbs and clothing and rope and metal -- was a way to address the consumer culture at the time, ever-changed by the industrial revolution.

"These customers lost quite a bit of their everyday routine parking, and so this has definitely been an adjustment for the town.

It amplifies our emotions, punctuates the big moments in life, makes the everyday a bit more fun: we sing at weddings, we play music at funerals, commute with headphones on, lose ourselves in festival gigs.

She'll take you to the cathedrals, historic sites and photogenic spots but you'll miss the everyday quirky bits such as a wall plaque in South Street, Philadelphia reading "On this spot in 1897 nothing happened" and they're what I like best about American cities.

My everyday is that bit easier.

Mr. Edden said: "He finds stairs and doors and plates and everyday objects a bit of a herculean trial.

The dizzying somersault left Wall Street traders and everyday investors a bit giddy that it was not worse, but still biting their nails.