Sentence examples for the bit from from inspiring English sources

In most cases, the drill pipe also transmits the rotary motion to the bit from a turntable at the surface.

Is it the bit from his recent stand-up special about his plan to get away with murdering a woman in cold blood?

Mark the locations for the holes and start drilling slowly while maintaining a firm grip on the drill to keep the bit from wandering off the marks.

When Thatcher declined to meet with Sarah Palin last spring, she denied Palin a publicity coup and robbed countless hacks and headline writers of a chance to drag out the only morsel of Karl Marx anyone bothers to cite anymore: the bit from "The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte" about history repeating itself first as tragedy, then as farce.

Whenever I came across a passage by Adorno on music – like the bit from In Search of Wagner where he writes that "it is not for nothing that the newly soulful tone of the violin counts among the great innovations of the age of Descartes" – it seemed to open up the music and allow the world in.

And so it is that we are filled in on the very latest research into human identity while rewatching Luke's Jedi training scenes with Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back and the bit from Attack of the Clones where moody teen Anakin Skywalker chops off poor Christopher Lee's head.

The bits from this television documentary provided a tantalizing preview.

Less mechanically inclined mortals can check out the Bits From Bytes and MakerBot Industries Web sites.

Add the vinegar to the pan and scrape up all the bits from the bottom of the pan.

To do that, they would have to risk extracting the bits from the aerogel and analyze the oxygen isotopes.

Gather the bits from all frames.