Sentence examples for from the bit from inspiring English sources

The transmitter reads a block of coded bits from the buffer, starting from the bit index specified by a chosen RV.

Entirely untrue - apart from the bit about being hit by the car - but entirely plausible.

Apart from the bit where Nancy becomes a string of patchouli-flavoured sausages, City Of Dogs is unrelentingly sad.

But it really doesn't: apart from the bit about almost shooting Elvis dead, it's a thoroughly classic genial commencement address.

Bernstein isn't taken with the romance or magnificence of India, anyway: "It's white, apart from the bit that's red," he says testily of the Taj Mahal.

Apart, admittedly, from the bit of my back where rucksack meets shirt, but it would need to be made from lizard skin to avoid that.

In accordance with the experiment plan, the information is embedded from the second bit plane.

The declarative dialogue, some of the riper acting from the bit-parters – they feel as though they're hand-me-downs from older art forms, like oral storytelling, that Nollywood has budded out of.

And when it descends into the real world – Lucy out of the sky without diamonds, as it were – the film can frankly be a bit ho-hum, with some very broad acting from the bit-part crowd players.

Here are excerpts from their observations, culled from the Bits blog, Pogue's Posts and their individual Twitter streams.

At first, as is natural, you try to assemble some kind of narrative from the bits you vaguely recognise.