Sentence examples for got one bit from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, Barack Obama and the Danish prime minister, Helle Thorning-Schmayt, may have been caught out being less than graceful at Nelson Mandela's memorial service by taking selfies, but at least they got one bit of etiquette right.

Though I wish him well, I've got one bit of advice for Mr. Kim: be careful about what you tweet.

He hucked that thing and didn't get one bit of cushion before he landed on the flats.

We did get one bit of good news recently when Rapunzel's boyfriend, the hunk from Chicago, secured a job here on the Left Coast.

Some people are gonna get one bit and others are gonna get the fact that the fruit outside the newsagent was lighting up, while others got the grand view from the back.

Thanks to a surprise visit from Mr. FedEx this morning, though, we've got one a bit early.

"We've only got one song left on the bit of paper," slurs Alex, glaring at the set list 30 minutes into a gig that will run almost three times that length.

"I asked him," Mr. McGinnis said, " 'Have you got a pond break?' He said, 'We got one seeping a little bit.

Depp is believable enough in his early scenes, if a little checked-out – he gets one nice bit of topspin on a line about the techno-terrorism being light on logic, but not irony – but the moment he uploads, the life seems to go out of him and the movie".

Depp is believable enough in his early scenes, if a little checked-out – he gets one nice bit of topspin on a line about the techno-terrorism being light on logic, but not irony – but the moment he uploads, the life seems to go out of him and the movie". Does Transcendence's apparent failure really tell us that "big idea" science fiction should remain in the indie domain?

"Against the run of play they've got one, rocked us a little bit for a while but then we got back in the game and credit to the boys, especially after last week's result.