Sentence examples for it contributes a bit from inspiring English sources

It contributes a bit to the flatness and uninterrupted lines of the mouse, and actually, the few gestures you can do with it are handy and reprogrammable.

By the same principle, a preposition should be stranded at the end of a sentence when it contributes a crucial bit of information, as in "music to read by", "something to guard against", or when it pins down the meaning of an idiom, as in "It's nothing to sneeze at" or "He doesn't know what he's talking about".

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, a representative from this era, contributes a bit of talking-head commentary, mostly to downplay these lesser years.

And it contributed a little bit to my reluctance to root for him.

IN TOUGH economic times it might well seem reasonable to suggest that public-sector workers need to contribute a bit more, or to admit that their unions have extracted some unreasonably generous benefits.

Even Intel contributed a bit to the rebound, as its stock bounced from a $46.50 low for the day to finish at $47.94.

Drug companies have to start contributing a bit if they want to avoid price regulation.

We took in a homeless girl who contributed a bit of board, and I started shopping at those cheap Asian supermarkets.

And I don't just mean Africa versus the west, but other countries in Asia and Latin America that could contribute a bit more".

If Sprewell's teammates had contributed a bit more, perhaps the Knicks would be flying to Philadelphia today, instead of cleaning out their lockers at Purchase College.

New York's two teams contributed a bit of their own, the Yankees' courtesy of their grounds crew's losing battle with a thunderstorm and the infield tarp.