Sentence examples for less pit from inspiring English sources

Just one less Shit Bull in the world and one less Pit Nutter to worry about!" This is the kind of bigotry we're up against.

After a good start put him up to fourth on the first lap Raikkonen made one less pit stop than his rivals to take a comfortable win.

"It made one less pit stop than the other cars, and that really is the beauty of why hybrids could be usable in racing," says Porsche spokesman Dave Engelman.

Less pit bull and more aging greyhound, he sat with slumped shoulders between Elorza and Harrop, wearing a red tie, shuffling the stack of papers in front of him as he searched for answers to the questions moderator Alisha Pina Thounsavath, a journalist and 1996 graduate of Moses Brown, asked during the conversation billed as "a chance to for our students to see democracy at its best".

And once they saw them, they said, 'Forget it.' " Finally Ms. Allarde mastered the visuals, in the form of images showing Leo and Olivia posed side by side, along with artfully cropped photos taken at an angle designed to make Leo look smaller, cuter and less pit-bull-like.

Equation (75) gives a clear indication of whether there will be more or less pits at steady-state than at t = 0.

Published in five pamphlets, the earliest appearing in 1712, it was collected in 1727 under the composite title Law is a Bottom-less Pit; or, The History of John Bull, and it established and popularized for the first time the character who was to become the permanent symbol of England in cartoon and literature.

They are commercial entity who have a bottom-line to protect, unlike the BBC which is a bottom-less pit of money from the TV tax.

For those who spent their childhoods in some kind of TV-less pit, the iconic "Full House" theme song is "Everywhere You Look," which Jesse Frederick performed.

For another, acts like Elephant Engine, the SpillJoy Ensemble and Salt Lines rely less on pitting individuals against one another in verbal combat than on getting individual poets to cooperate in groups.

For most people trapped in these window-less pits of mediocrity and upselling, being stuck to a headset for nine hours a day desperately pleading with pensioners to invest in solar panels, this video will feel like a 'Nam vet being forced to watch Apocalypse Now on loop.