Sentence examples for known as a bit from inspiring English sources

Wooden-pillared porticoes at the entry to reception suites mark the development of a standard palace unit, known as a bit hilani, generally adopted some centuries later by the Syro-Hittites (see art and architecture, Anatolian: Hittite period).

And while he was known as a bit of hot dog early in his career, he has matured into one of the best all-round players in the game.

He had been in a couple of really acclaimed movies; he was also known as a bit of a hellraiser and was the stuff of gossip magazines (he died of pneumonia in 2008).

He had been in a couple of really acclaimed movies; he was also known as a bit of a hellraiser and was the stuff of gossip magazines (he died of pneumonia in 2008).

Sheeran went on to release a number of sappy ballads ("The A Team", a laughably po-faced song about prostitution, particularly springs to mind) and today he is known as a bit of a punchline, something he is only too aware of.

Mr. King, who is known as a bit of a maverick within the Republican Party, has talked about running for higher office before — including the United States Senate in 2010 — only to drop the idea in favor of keeping his relatively safe seat in Congress.

Ref. [58] defines a method known as a Bit-Meter-per-Joule metric to evaluate energy efficiency.

Carney, who is known as being a bit more brass-knuckled than Gibbs and the other contenders, is, nevertheless, a creature of D.C., having previously served as TIME magazine's Washington bureau chief.

His mother, who homeschooled him, also instilled in him a sense of morality and courage, resulting in a dutiful young man who was known as a bookworm and a bit of a dreamer.

IBM said it would contribute an advanced kind of chip for data storage known as a 4-million-bit dynamic random access memory.

I know as well a little bit myself how quickly I can move forward, but it's been a slow process.