Sentence examples for one big bit from inspiring English sources
So does one big bit of evidence, which is dozens of suspicious deaths among gay men going back to the late 1980s.
One big one is distribution.
He told the BBC that it would have "one big add-on, a bit less travel and a lot more working with apprenticeships and young people in Britain to get them skilled up to make stuff that the UK can sell around the world...let's see what he can do to act, to create some profit, employ some people, pay some tax".
"I find it a really important signal that in the middle of one our biggest bits of political theatre, the Chancellor has found time to talk up British science, including its role in rebalancing our economy," Mr Khan said.
Didn't Captain Ahab have one Big Monomaniacal Idea?How could Kunkel have missed the bit about the white whale?
One big winner in each class means everyone gets a little bit rich.
Fortunately, Mather continued, the lady was not planning to marry in white: otherwise "she'd look like one of those great big bits of ice that have just fallen off the Antarctic.
Projects to add to the to-do list I like a little sequinned hair accessory, a simple quilt which seems a good project for those who find the idea of a big full-on one a bit daunting, and Allen's feminist cushions which are witty and fun.
One of the biggest bits of non-nuclear news in 2012 was that German luxury hotelier Kempinsiki announced it was going to open a branch in the Korean capital, Pyongyang, presumably to house delegations of international businessmen and financiers looking to grab slices of the pie before it joins the international market at a hugely inflated cost (or am I being too optimistic?).
I think they are such big bits of kit.
