Sentence examples for losing one bit from inspiring English sources
If the original Adam & Eve had been modelled on Sen. Russell's vision of Americans the pair might have eaten of the tree of knowledge without losing one bit of their innocence.
"I have not lost one bit of sleep over what happened last year at this tournament".
Where the very threat of losing one makes us a bit weird.
Where the very threat of losing one makes us feel a bit weird.
And what about those on losing ones?
A drill bit with polycrystalline diamond (PDC) inserts lost one of its three blades when operating in an oil well, leading to a costly failure.
The equivalent now, as I can testify from the last few days, is a series of exquisite tweets from listeners alongside this text from Bri in Sheffield: "good get lost i wont miss you one bit you gobby cow" [sic].
They lost one-third of their future.
The woman before you in agony pushing and pushing, losing all dignity, does not care one bit whether I am feeling alarmed at her screaming, worried about where I should be standing, wondering whether I should rub her back or try and make small talk between contractions.
She wasn't pleased that her son's co-star Robert DeNiro lost to Christoph Waltz... not one bit.
One bit of recycling that New York hasn't lost sight of is that of magazine editors.
