Sentence examples for hundreds of bits from inspiring English sources

I handed out hundreds of bits of the turf and kept some for myself.

Ostensibly the recommendations, and their nervy effect on a hyper market, are based on independent research and analysis of hundreds of "bits" of data.

When the safety car was deployed after Lap 15 to allow track marshals to clear the track of hundreds of bits of shredded rubber, there was a flurry of activity over the radios from the team engineers to their drivers.

A few years ago, researchers analyzed hundreds of bits of emu and Genyornis newtoni eggshell, some dating from long before the first people arrived in Australia and some from after.

2.55pm BST Dan Roberts, national news editor, is up next talking about the presentation of 'signature stories' - the big investigations and other big stories in which the Guardian invests lots of time and often involve hundreds of bits of content.

The Chinese weapon test, on Jan . 11 shattered an aging weather satellite into hundreds of bits, in what space experts describe as the worst satellite fracture of the space age.

It is important to note that the homogeneous regions are not identified separately and treated differently in this step; instead the modification of the 4th bits of all the pixels in the image takes care of the stated security problem associated with the homogeneous regions.

On July 1st, these bits of clay were so arranged that they made up the as (i.e., they were a covering of the as).

On May 3rd the bit of the Treasury Department that enforces anti-terrorism sanctions abruptly ended its freeze on the $24m held by Saleh Idris in American banks.

At first I was not keen to participate in the fourth plinth project: I felt that a leftover 19th-century bit of street furniture was not the ideal place for contemporary sculpture to contribute to the urban environment.

On the 10th of June, 2011, the chief of BIT (the Technological Investigation Brigade of the National Police) announced that they had dismantled the Spanish branch of the online "hacktivist" organisation.