Use "bit of news" in a sentence
bit of news example sentences
bit of news
1. I haven’t even heard a bit of news
2. There was one good bit of news and that was the casualty situation was light as were the losses but you had to wonder how long this would last
3. of enthusiasm at this bit of news
4. dumbstruck by this latest bit of news
5. Tried to use some unpleasant bit of news about one of my less successful battles against me, but I told him I’d box his ears if I wasn’t in this contraption,” he motioned to the wheelchair, “and that that news was quite old and irrelevant now
6. You go to his home and act cool, trying to reassure him that you’re cool and that he’s got nothing to worry about with you, because it’s a trust thing between you and your dealer, and you kind of act as though you are friends and catch up on a bit of news
7. Fairmont was or why he seemed to prefer such formality, Wickland found this bit of news a light spot in the darkness surrounding the death of Max Spalding
8. He was tired, and this bit of news definitely didn't cheer him up
9. Blandishment poking her head into his office with a bit of news: “I just called the printer; he says that Mr
10. Can you imagine? The faint was a bit of news, though anyone who knew Victoria Moon King knew that she had the occasional fainting spell
11. He then handed the two-square-inch bit of newsprint to our waitress
12. ” Mrs Astley took this bit of news in
13. ” He gave that bit of news a moment to sink into my mind
14. I didn’t have time to dwell on that bit of news when the door opened and Adrian came into the room
15. This tiny bit of news however, is quietly squelched, never given any exposure, and allowed to molder in the back pages of scientific periodicals
16. “Thanks for that bit of news
17. BELLO: (Shouts) Good, by the rumping jumping general! That's the best bit of news I heard these six weeks
18. In Louie’s wallet, they had found a folded, stained bit of newspaper
19. “The other bit of news on that front,” the baron continued after a moment, “is that the column from Camp Saint Charlz will be arriving by barge tomorrow or the next day
20. Then he said, with emotion in his voice, "Well, I've got a bit of news
21. “It’s a problem—they don’t like you,” Go said after every bit of news coverage
22. I think Legolas's bit of news about Gollum caught even him on the hop, though he passed it off
23. The market seems to soar or tumble with little rhyme or reason, and every tidbit of news, relevant or not, has an exaggerated effect
24. I think that that bit of news has consoled young McCarthy for all that he has suffered
25. Iván Pávlovich got up and, going up to another table, in the middle of a conversation informed another worthy gentleman of his bit of news, again got up, and repeated the same at a third table
26. Waiting for a moment of silence, Iván Pávlovich communicated his bit of news, not as something joyous, nor as an unimportant event, but as though part of the conversation