Sentence examples for modest bits from inspiring English sources

OK?" The Sunday Mirror said that on another occasion Mr Newmark sent 'Sophie' a message which read: "I want a standing full body shot but you can cover up any modest bits you wish".

The tamer cats get personalised bowls, while legs from sheep, donkeys and horses are thrown out to the untouchables who will eventually be returned to the wild; and modest bits and pieces for smaller creatures.

Eighteen months in the Pacific with the 112th Cavalry, seeing "modest bits of action", according to his own account, but rising only to the rank of sergeant technician, which actually meant first cook, provided the material for The Naked and the Dead, published in 1948 to great acclaim for the 25-year-old author.

Eighteen months in the Pacific with the 112th Cavalry, seeing "modest bits of action", according to his own account, but rising only to the rank of sergeant technician - which actually meant "first cook" - provided the material for The Naked and the Dead, published in 1948 to great acclaim and instant celebrity for the 25-year-old author.

You're seeking only to do a modest bit of good, and thus you can't go wrong either way.

Fifth, clean energy targets have done their modest bit to stimulate innovation and today, it's our capital markets that are letting us down.

Allowing for a modest bit of hyperbole, 2000 should be a good year for Beaujolais, and there are plenty to choose from.

The smallest shares enjoyed a modest bit of popularity, with the Small-Cap index adding 2.4 points to close at 2250.5.

Or do you want to make this easy and just pay us $20 million?" After a modest bit of negotiation, Sun cut IBM a check, and the blue suits went to the next company on their hit list.

This Momenta show, organized by Michael Cohen, does its modest bit to fill out the picture further, with four artists, each caught in a double-bind position of resisting traditional culture and deeply mistrusting what is replacing it.

It's a modest bit of proof that we might do well to solve problems by thinking about how we act, Sternin remarks, rather than acting upon how we think.