Sentence examples for foreign bit from inspiring English sources
Yet he has ended up picking the foreign bit of the national-greatness agenda, if not the domestic part.That is a strength and a weakness.
12.58pm GMT Team news Bobby Robson said that '4 4 2 saved us' against Cameroon on Sunday but while that formation will always be his beloved wife, he was always likely to return to his sexy foreign bit on the side against such formidable opposition.
We try to make foreign bits that we do want, such as orthopaedic implants, look natural.
One may be looking for the exact opposite — foreign bits, something authentically alien, a meal highlighted by strange fruit and animals you can't find at the green market, maybe Pad Thai or Australian finger lime.
Xenografting the swapping of tissues from one species to another has long been proposed as a remedy for the growing lists of patients waiting for organ donations (see chart).But the human body does not, on the whole, take kindly to having foreign bits added to it.
The AquAdvantage fish is an Atlantic salmon that carries two foreign bits of DNA: a growth hormone gene from the Chinook salmon that is under the control of a genetic "switch" from the ocean pout, an eel-like fish that lives in the chilly deep.
We try to convince our immune systems to attack cancer cells (our immune systems don't normally attack our own bodies), we try to convince neurons to regrow (another unnatural phenomenon), and we try to convince the body to accept foreign bits, such as someone else's kidney or a fake bone.
His opponents claim that it was Mr Hague's own spin doctors who connected the "foreign land" bit of his speech to the asylum bit, and thereby injected a dose of racist poison into the election campaign.
Meanwhile, a slew of sensors baked into the Driblet box itself constantly keeps tabs on the rate of water flow and all the foreign particulate bits floating around in that water, all of which gets phoned home to the Driblet backend.
"We're going to end up in a situation where if you look a bit foreign or sound a bit foreign, you'll struggle to rent a property from a reputable landlord.
