Sentence examples for passing bits from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wilson was the person who kept track of co-workers and classmates, passing bits of news and gossip between them.

It's obvious that she's working with a disappearing musical language: with reserved, curvaceous phrasing that slows down time, and passing bits of earthy shouting.

But lest that confuse our feelings about her, we learned in a passing bit of dialogue that the Taiwanese killer had been apprehended at O'Hare anyway.

To the skeptics, it's a place for each passing bit of news to be mulled and dissected instantaneously by all, for the same little jokes and insights to multiply epidemically — some interesting, but most not — and for stories of varying relevance to acquire the sheen of uniformly gigantic, all-consuming, world-changing events, at least for a few hours.

They are usually passed on from parent to offspring though some organisms (e.g., bacteria) can also directly pass bits of DNA, and the traits they encode, back and forth to one another.

Those who have had colonic irrigation have reported passing revolting bits of matter, from strings of mucus to rubbery nuggets.

Most birds have trouble passing large bits of plastic, and they build up in the stomach, sometimes taking up so much room that the birds can't consume enough food to stay healthy.

I hope by passing along bits and pieces like these, I can provide you the vicarious opportunity to see past that curtain yourself.

The other, hands in pockets, carefully passing a bit of advice to his players.

I'm hard at work passing this bit of culinary magic down to a new generation.

Nothing happening, time not passing, a bit like living in the northwest suburbs of Illinois.