"Have you heard her do 'Bag of Rocks?' " one aide asked a reporter, referring to a bit about her multiple sclerosis and the burdens everyone carries.
"Dust is kind of like our version of the force," said Mr. Weitz, referring to a bit of "Star Wars" mythology.
That "sex tape," by the way, doesn't exist Trump might have been referring to a bit on a reality show where Machado was filmed supposedly having sex with another contestant.
Part of the experience are the hotel's six doormen, commonly called durbaans in Hindi but referred to a bit more formally within the company as dwar pals, or door caretakers.
In truth, the perverse reality of luxury consumption today is that so few people are complaining, and so many are clamoring for what Thomas refers to (a bit too frequently for my taste) as a piece of the "dream".
But the biggest laugh came when Mr. Gore referred to a "bit part" that he had played in a well-received video that President Clinton had made to show at the annual White House correspondents' dinner on Saturday night.
But we don't want people complaining about every tiny innuendo so that we end up sterilising the world, and it becomes bereft of any kind of humour that remotely refers to a bit of how's-your-father.
Mr. Holroyd refers to it, a bit melodramatically, as "a place of fantasy that seems to float in the sky," a spot that "answers the need for make-believe in all our lives".
Mr. Bergman considered that parting shot enough of an opening to ask Ms. Fox out on a date, but she did not show up the next day, causing what Mr. Bergman referred to as "a bit of inadvertent torture".
Caine picked up the best actor prize for his portrayal of a retired composer in Paolo Sorrentino's Youth, as well as an honorary award – the latter he referred to as "a bit like a knighthood".
