It's the best bit of explanatory context you'll find anywhere.
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The best bit is definitely Branson casually calling Reynolds "Brian" by accident.
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The best bit of the trailer is watching Cage use his superpowers.
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Getting to know him was the best bit of the last round.
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But then there is obviously the fieldwork, which is the best bit.
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Rule #4: Do as little as possible This is the best bit.
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Rubin: That Shining setpiece was, for me, the best bit in the movie.
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But, oooh, the best bit of Ladykiller is the story within the sex.
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The fallopian tube is the best bit of the uterus we've cooked so far.
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"That was the best bit of publicity we could ever hope for," he said.
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The best bit may be the comments below the post, though... Good work, everyone.
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For your convenience, we've compiled all the best bit and coolest trailers all in one place.
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Here is the best bit: KRISTOL: A lot of people accommodated Donald Trump at different times.
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Recently, scientists got their best bit of evidence yet that Sagittarius A* is indeed a supermassive black hole.
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"For us, the best bit from the writing sessions was literally after we'd finished," McCartney tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The best bit, without a doubt, is his description of Sheeran's guest appearance at Foxx's live music night.
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In: Goblets, creepy masks and roast boar's head ("The snout is definitely the best bit," she is advised).
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The best bit of this short didn't involve Driver, but a cameo from a shirtless Liev Schreiber making breakfast.
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Blueprint constantly searches for the best bit of annuity to buy you each period, depending on prevailing market prices.
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Yes. The shoots themselves are the best bit; receiving the photographs at the end is like an added bonus.
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Perhaps the best bit of all, though, is watching a clearly humiliated Ventura pace as he's separated from the action.
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"The best bit is seeing all the creative ways people have taken these graphics and run with them," Hawkins said.
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But the best bit with the puppets had to be when he tried to descend the stage to greet Matt Damon.
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Once you're safely in the water, however, you're ready to immerse yourself in the best bit – having an uninterrupted catch-up.
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Perhaps the best bit about this brand discontinuation for consumers is that their cars will still have part and repair support from Toyota.
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The biological quirks are the best bit After struggling to get a bead on some enemy droids, I found myself closing one eye.
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Nunes's best bit by far was his portrayal of Trump's Democratic detractors as amateur pornographers intent on finding nude pictures of the president.
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"I think I'm handling it really well... and, you know, like a mature adult... happy that our son is away... and independent..." The best bit?
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And to have full connection with the people you play with is a wonderful thing—in fact, the very best bit about being a musician.
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Candie's best bit comes when the boys send her down to the casino floor to find out why insurance agent Anthony Sinclair is sniffing around.
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The best bit is undoubtedly when they fill the bottles with different coloured liquids so you get to watch the glorious slow-mo technicolour explosion that ensues.
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But the best bit might be the heartwarming message to remember to spend time with family and loved ones during the holidays — it's an oldie, but a goodie.
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Perhaps the best bit of the video is the way it connects the dinosaurs of Antarctica (who probably had badass night vision) to the penguins we love today.
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Physicist Peter Shor unveiled an algorithm in 1994 that showed that a computer based on qubits could factor large numbers near-exponentially faster than the best bit-based algorithms.
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There is so much going on in this little ditty about True Love, redemption, and celebrity, but by far the best bit is the couple's joint story of their first date.
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The most important part of the experience, however, is supposedly the communal element, the part where you feel joy among others feeling joy, and essentially experience the best bit of being human.
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The best bit of advice I have about today's puzzle is to be wary before entering letters to shorter word splits, and to instead search for unusual letter blends that bear less possibilities.
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The best bit of advice they offered was to trust myself throughout the journey and listen to my gut, because only I will know what I truly want and need at the end of this.
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The brewery has a museum in which bottles from all their products produced for different global markets are on show, but the best bit is you get two free drinks included in the entry price.
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Our editor Ryan Bassil said the genuine spontaneity and Lynchean surrealism of this moment made it the best bit of the whole ceremony and, to be honest, I'm pretty sure everyone on earth agrees with him.
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The best bit of news for the LME last week was the confirmation it had received "Foreign Board of Trade" status from the CFTC, allowing it to offer electronic trading and order matching in the United States.
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Its best bit is "Dammn Baby," Jackson's stab at the up-tempo springy pop found on today's charts; there's a bridge that samples her classic "I Get Lonely" and some anonymous ad-libs that sound a lot like Migos.
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Moore is a delight throughout the episode, but especially when she's trying to figure out how best to tell her husband what happened while also telling him about the prizes she won (her pantomime of a rotisserie is the best bit).
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Ribs are a strange one, and I don't think I really get the enduring popularity of them, but the glaze was good, and the glaze is always the best bit, because if we're honest, the meat is never that good.
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"The really good news is the second-half of the year was significantly better and the best bit of information there was South Africa supermarkets which showed really nice turnover growth," FNB Wealth and Investments Portfolio Manager Wayne McCurrie said.
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In my humble opinion, the stocking is the best bit of Christmas: the toys and gifts you get to guiltily indulge in before Christmas Proper, cozy and joyful in your bed, no tearing wrapping paper and any of that shit.
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Take the show's best bit: On one side of the stage, he is sitting in a chair, watching his TV, in a mask, giving the finger, and laughing and gurgling like the consumerist moron he is and we all are.
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Let's be honest, the best bit about a school packed lunch was always the chocolate bar at the end, wolfed down after you'd reluctantly eaten your cheese and cucumber sandwich with absolutely no crusts and taken a half-hearted bite out of a fun size banana.
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Yes, friends, we flew too close to the sun with the best bit of video ever—a rat dragging a New York slice down into a subway station— and rumors are surfacing that the scene may in fact have been staged by a performance and video artist named Zardulu.
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Here's the best bit, though: Look up to the rearview mirror and flip the tab behind it, as if you were trying to obscure the reflection of a bright set of headlights behind you and the mirror lights up with an 80-degree rearview from the rear camera.
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This whole awards season has been full of them, from Meryl Streep's instantly legendary speech at the Golden Globes—which inspired a Trump Tweetstorm that was the foundation of host Jimmy Kimmel's best bit—to George Clooney begging people "not to let hate win" at the Cesar Awards, to my personal favorite, Stranger Things actor David Harbour's rousing call to action at the SAG awards, which made you want to both get out in the streets and punch monsters in the goddamned face.
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Best Bit is an EP released by Beth Orton, prior to her 1999 release Central Reservation. It contains two songs performed with Terry Callier, which are covers of Fred Neil's "Dolphins", and Callier's own "Lean on me". The title track appears in an alternative version on Orton's own single, "She Cries Your Name". It peaked at #36 in the UK official singles chart.
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In 2007 Entertainment Weekly named Futurama number 21 on their list of the top 25 science fiction movies and TV shows of the last 25 years (1982–2007). In the article, this episode was identified as the "best bit" of the series. In its initial airing, the episode received a Nielsen rating of 4.8/8, placing it 79th among primetime shows for the week of January 15–21, 2001.
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Orton at Lilith Fair, 1999 She toured that summer with Lilith Fair, as well as releasing the Best Bit EP, which included the single "Best Bit" as well as a collaboration with soul legend Terry Callier on a cover of Fred Neil's song "Dolphins". Improving on her previous best chart position, reaching No. 38 in the UK. Central Reservation, her second album (proper), helped Orton build on the success of her début. Although retaining the electronic edge of the former, this record showed a notably more acoustic side with a few tracks consisting purely of Orton's vocals accompanied by a solitary acoustic guitar, with subject matters becoming more introspective, including "Pass in Time", a song about the death of her mother. Despite this style, the album still provided more polished moments such as lead single "Stolen Car", the jazz-and- strings-tinged "Sweetest Decline", and the electro melancholy of "Stars All Seem to Weep" (with the haunting vocal allegedly recorded in a single take).
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Retrieved: May 25, 2016. The plot of World Without End was later repeated in other films, The Mole People (1956), The Time Travelers (1964), and Planet of the Apes (1968). Rod Taylor would later star in George Pal's The Time Machine (1960), based on an adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel. As a "B" movie, World Without End received few critical reviews, although one reviewer commented that the appearance of a shirtless Rod Taylor, contains "... the best bit of beefcake in the entire genre".
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The difficult thing with Bryn is he comes in with that crazy voice of his, so it's about finding someone to match that. Ella's one of the few people who can do that." In an interview with The List, he said: "We had planned to do a collaboration somewhere along the line, but we were just waiting for the right time and the right song." When asked about the best bit of this song, he said: "The hands in the air moment is probably the 'came here for love' lyric.
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Nearly all of the settlers in the 1843 wagon trains arrived in the Willamette Valley by early October. A passable wagon trail now existed from the Missouri River to The Dalles. Jesse Applegate's account of the emigration, "A Day with the Cow Column in 1843," has been described as "the best bit of literature left to us by any participant in the [Oregon] pioneer movement..." and has been republished several times from 1868 to 1990. In 1846, the Barlow Road was completed around Mount Hood, providing a rough but completely passable wagon trail from the Missouri River to the Willamette Valley: about .
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Oversampling can be done blind using multiple phases of a free-running clock to create multiple samples of the input and then selecting the best sample. Or, a counter can be used that is driven by a sampling clock running at some multiple of the data stream frequency, with the counter reset on every transition of the data stream and the data stream sampled at some predetermined count. These two types of oversampling are sometimes called spatial and time respectively. The best bit error ratio (BER) is obtained when the samples are taken as far away as possible from any data stream transitions.
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Hickey playing for Geelong in 2019 In May 2018, prior to the 2018 AFL Women's signing period, Hickey was announced as one of four Melbourne players, along with Richelle Cranston, Erin Hoare and Anna Teague, to join in the newly expanded competition. Hickey said that AFL head of football operations Steve Hocking, who had previously worked at Geelong as football manager for ten years, gave her "the best bit of advice I got out of all the people I spoke to", telling her to "put money out of the equation". She was officially signed by the club at the beginning of the trading and signing period on 11 May 2018. Hickey was named the club's inaugural captain in December.
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In 1940, a contract was signed with the Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit, Michigan, for the production of Merlin aero-engines for World War II in the USA. Production focused on aero engines but a variant of the Merlin engine, known as the Meteor, was developed for the Cromwell tank. The Meteor's development completed in 1943 the same team at the Belper foundry restarted work on an eight-cylinder car engine widening its uses and it became the pattern for the British Army's B range of petrol engines for post war combat vehicles in particular in Alvis's FV600 range,Ritual Stolly swimming, "the best bit of kit we ever had" Daimler's Ferret, Humber's Hornet and Pig and Austin's Champ.
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Peslier meanwhile, had settled his mount in seventh place before moving up on the outside entering the straight. Profound Beauty went to the front a furlong and a half out but was soon joined by Sans Frontieres who gained the advantage before drawing ahead to win "comfortably" by three quarters of a length. Robert Ogden's racing manager Barry Simpson said "He didn't like the ground at all, but he did his best bit of work ever last week and I know Jeremy would have thought him a certainty on good ground, but all the rain dampened our enthusiasm", before going on to echo Noseda's statement that the Melbourne Cup was a likely target. After some deliberation, the horse went into quarantine in preparation for a trip to Australia.
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Among contemporary reviews of the single, Billboard magazine described "Lady Madonna" as a "powerful blues rocker" while Cash Boxs reviewer wrote: "Take one step back, the Beatles ease their progressive pace with this knocking rhythm side that features Ringo Starr in a rare vocal showing with hard-rock and kazoo orking and lyrics that view working class hardship with a pinch of salt." Chris Welch of Melody Maker expressed doubts about the song, saying: "Best bit is the piano intro, then you can have fun wondering why Paul['s singing] sounds like Ringo … then go out and buy another record." Welch concluded: "I can't really see this being a hit, not when there's competition from the likes of Four Jacks and a Jill and Kay Starr." Time magazine recognised the Beatles as the leaders of an "upsurge" of renewed interest in 1950s rock 'n' roll and said that the band had re-engaged with the "simple hard-driving style they left behind in Liverpool".
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