Sentence examples for uses a bit from inspiring English sources

Krzyzewski uses a bit of circular logic to convince them that they can give what he is demanding of them: "I tell them, 'It's in you.

Overseen by the chief curator Donna Salvo, it uses a bit of black paint and some polyester scrim anchored by a gallery-long black aluminum beam; it illuminates the very act of perception by simply riffing on the architecture.

"Gabo, like a good journalist, always collects a lot of information but he only uses a bit of it," explained Mr. Abello, director of the foundation in Cartagena that Mr. García Márquez created to tutor young journalists.

Where regulation is necessary, we'll ensure environmental laws are effective, proportionate, coherent and implemented in a way that uses a bit of common sense to minimise unnecessary burdens on business.

Hassan Musa, from Sudan and now living in France, uses a bit of art-historical surgery to graft the head of the Mona Lisa onto the female torso of Courbet's "Origin of the World," producing an effect of monstrousness often attributed in the West to African art.

The law uses a bit of a loophole to force online shops to do this.

The Myers algorithm encodes the DP matrix and uses a bit-vector to process each column of the matrix [23].

Port could use a bit of excitement.

She could use a bit of kindness.

He could use a bit more sympathy.

"Just figured he could use a bit of support.