Sentence examples for useful bit of from inspiring English sources
For example, it's just as correct to say "in a couple of decades" as "in a couple decades". And most of us go through years of schooling without ever coming across this useful bit of information: Some words can be either singular or plural.
Another useful bit of information is the origin of "spider hole," a phrase used by Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez to describe the dugout hiding place in which the fugitive Saddam was cowering.
Reuters has this useful bit of background on Uber.
Mr. Dervis said the pockets were a useful bit of ahistorical fashion dash.
Professionals, on the other hand, could very well perceive it as a useful bit of work.
How David Cameron must have smiled, as he read another useful bit of advice in Blair's book.
The MHEG application was developed using the MHEG+ toolkit allowing me to import useful bits of code I had written for previous applications.
Carroll himself favours a version of the incongruity theory spiced with useful bits of the others.
Even Boyles's notes and appendices proffer additional anecdotes and useful bits of information.
One of life's more useful bits of advice is "follow the money", a lesson often ignored.
"Synaesthesia is obviously useful to synaesthetes in some ways," says Jonas. "It would be really nice if we could find a way to give the useful bits of synaesthesia to people who don't have it".
