Sentence examples for supply a bit of from inspiring English sources

Partly, I realize, to set up a nifty "Godzilla" takeoff, but also, less forgivably, to supply a bit of cheap ethnic humor.

The sender is asked to supply a bit of fact upon which the clerk can base a question calculated to insure that the money is being given to the right person.

Supplying a bit of history, the young filmmaker came to him early on with the idea for Creed, and Stallone put him off.

Getting the great American public to accept having waste-water in its drinking supply is a bit of a problem, too.

Without the aid of a small cloth (which the brand does not supply) and a bit of elbow grease, the balm leaves an oily film on skin.

Who knew you could look deep into heart of evolution with nothing more than kitchen supplies and a bit of patience?

But as Tuesday wore on, it decided that "market supply and demand" needed a bit of a nudge.

Dakota thinks supply teaching is probably a bit of a doss, because someone else will have planned the lesson, and you just rock up and supervise events.

As for Contacts sync, Facebook now attaches contact info from your network to your existing entries, which clutters your address book with @facebook.com email addresses, but also populates it with any other info they choose to supply, so it's a bit of a mixed bag.

Melissa Stark, an energy expert at Accenture, a consultancy, says that the LNG refilling facilities now being set up along America's main roads to supply lorry fleets could also, with a bit of extra equipment, supply CNG for cars.

Here's a bit of supply chain nerdery for you on the iPhone 5s front.