Sentence examples for of the bit of from inspiring English sources

This week Mr Proglio said that EDF should take control of the bit of Areva that builds reactors.

Loudly blathering about the finer qualities of the bit of fluff found in their navels, with their phones aloft, a testament to the unshakeable belief they are of any interest whatsoever.

And just as the eraser of a pencil produces heat when it is rubbed across a page, Dr Bennett showed, the demon produces waste heat when he forgets the value of the bit of information.This answer was inspired by the workings of computers, which is why it took over a century to concoct.

From the canal-head works, running five kilometres to the boundary of the bit of property that my grandfather bought on spec in 1916 and never once visited, there were only two or three scraps of cultivated land when I showed up that day in 1987 with my fresh-minted Dartmouth degree in English lit.

"The man who should know the true history of the bit of chalk which every carpenter carries about in his breeches-pocket," Huxley wrote, will understand the world better than "the most learned student who is deep-read in the records of humanity".

Remember Russell Crowe pinning a TV executive to the wall at the Bafta aftershow party on discovering that the broadcast had cut off before the end of the bit of verse he insisted on reading when picking up his bauble for A Beautiful Mind, demanding: "Who on earth had the fucking audacity to take out the best actor's poem?

These are some of the bits of poetry I'm made up of.

The hard part is collecting and making sense of the bits of information.

Forensic specialists moved in and out of the bits of the building that still stood.

ANY good tradesman will tell you the importance of the bits of a house that you cannot see.

A key property of the handle is that it is computed as a function of the bits of information in the object.