Sentence examples for gravity a bit from inspiring English sources

Twiddle this knob and you make all electrons a bit lighter, twiddle that one and you make gravity a bit stronger, and so on.

But if you had a breathing mask and the best thermal underwear ever created, you could jump around in gravity a bit weaker than our own moon's and see some surprisingly Earth-like features.

In 1983, Mordehai Milgrom a physicist at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, found that he could explain the so-called galaxy rotation curves without dark matter if he simply assumed that on the galactic scale, dynamics and gravity worked a bit differently from what Isaac Newton postulated.

Unlike other methods, gravity bongs require a bit more attention to use efficiently.

Gravity (Jasinskio 16) is a bit out of the way but that insulates it from the beer boy stag brigade.

There are just a few heart-tuggers like "The Butler" and "Saving Mr. Banks" -- maybe "Gravity" can be defined a bit like that.

I also expect a bit more gravity.

A bit more gravity," he said.

The festival prominently features international authors, and the subject matter elsewhere had a bit more gravity than the Stages of Rod.

His engaging face, flower-fresh and smiling when the great bull market began in 1982, is worn a bit by gravity, as attested by the close-cropped photograph on the cover of his book.

Borrowing a bit of historical gravity from a previous century, Representative David Dreier, Republican of California, invoked the struggles that led to the Civil War.