Sentence examples for nearest bit of from inspiring English sources

The nearest bit of civilisation is the inland capital of Tilos, Megalo Horio.

In this part of Brooklyn the towers are the nearest bit of Manhattan, easily visible from upper stories or rooftops.

Free Where to eat Kali Kardia The nearest bit of civilisation is the inland capital of Tilos, Megalo Horio.

(Bizarrely, this is the second play in a row in which Cabnet insists on having women shagged atop the nearest bit of cabinetry).

It's the nearest bit of nature to our King's Cross office, so I was told to meet our photographer David Levene and his assistant at the crack of dawn.

The nearest bit of the nebula, though, is a mere 1,200 light years away and the two radio telescopes can detect radio signals from a portion of it that is 8 light minutes (150m kilometres or 90m miles) across.

He helps her overcome her innate mousiness, for instance, and she helps him transition from staring mournfully through bits of glass to staring mournfully near bits of glass.

But with polling day drawing nearer, a bit of action against criminal gangs seems especially timely.

Keep in mind, the original trailer is a near-perfect bit of hilariously sombre drive-in sleaze.

All this is spelled out at fervent (and deserved) length before we get near a bit of cooking instruction.

15 Conclave on Pope Nears One bit of wisdom has emerged in the Italian press as conventional: that Cardinal Ratzinger, a German close to John Paul II, has up to 50 votes among the 115 elector cardinals, or at least that is the strength his supporters claim.