Sentence examples for famous bit from inspiring English sources

Though lasting only 10 minutes, it ended up becoming a famous bit of philosophical lore.

But today, Answer Man is here to recall the most famous bit of outrage directed at a Washington critic.

You see this most vividly in his famous bit when he announces to the crowd that he is afflicted with "happy feet".

Of course, admirers of Samuel Beckett will recognize that "Failbetter" carries with it an allusion to the writer's famous bit from "Worstword Ho": "Try again.

A famous bit of Bear lore is that Mr. Lewis died at his own retirement party in 1978 at the Harmonie Club.

There's a famous bit in Blade Runner when the android, Roy, dies and says: "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe".

I think parts of "Ghosts" are amazing, easily as good as the big stuff and better than other famous bits.

I was quite scathing if other people quoted the famous bits – they weren't on the same level as me.

So the opening paragraph of Epictetus's handbook is one of the most famous bits of philosophical writing in the Western tradition of the last 2000 years.

Among the most famous bits of alternating in the theater came some 77 years ago when the young Shakespearean actors John Gielgud and Laurence Olivier swapped the roles of Romeo and Mercutio.

One of the most famous bits of nation-state malware, Stuxnet, was used to sabotage centrifuges used by Iran's nuclear programme.