Sentence examples for permits a bit of from inspiring English sources

That sensor also permits a bit of whimsy: when you shake the Nano hard, it skips to a random song.

(Ho ho, if I may be permitted a bit of "black dialect").

As mayor – ensconced in his splendid office in the historic Palazzo Vecchio, where a fresco of the 16th-century siege of Florence covers the wall behind his desk – Renzi could have permitted himself a bit of breathing space.

"What we found," she said, "is the requirement for a conditional-use permit is a bit of a barrier".

Tuesday's vote came after Alderwoman Sandra Sistrunk asked the board to reconsider the permit, calling the hubbub "a bit of a growing pain for the city".

If your budget permits, a night at hotel can add a bit of fun.

Tells about an inmates' Halloween party where quite a bit of freedom was permitted.

Shannon's work permits minimal energy costs to be calculated for sending a bit of information through such noise.

Andrew Motion, president of the Campaign to Protect Rural England – and a bit of a scribbler himself – said that permitting the build would be "a horrendous act of vandalism".

If moral suasion fails, Antigua says it might engage in a bit of music or software piracy, a form of retaliation permitted by WTO rules.

It came from the Roxana School District; and there was a bit of controversy while the museum got a permit to park it on the roof.