We've seen this in bits and pieces with this family.
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The dancing comes in bits: walking, rolling, casually posing, shaking.
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Since then, it has been exhibited only in bits and pieces.
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Unless, of course, you were reading it in bits and pieces.
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"We're just looking at this in bits and pieces," he said.
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Mr. Martin also sprinkled in bits of lyrics by U2 and Prince.
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He was young, covered in bits of leaves, with a gentle face.
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Italians expect you to absorb things by osmosis, slowly, in bits and pieces.
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We've seen it in bits and pieces in the course of the show.
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The confession came in bits and pieces over two and a half hours.
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Otherwise if you sold it off in bits and pieces, where's the value?
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The Ukraine story has been reported in bits and pieces in recent days.
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Most of what we knew before Thursday has come in bits and pieces.
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They returned with a bag full of change covered in bits of smashed clay.
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Instead, it pulls in bits of dissenting opinions from two different judges on the case.
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Classical computers think in "bits", which can have a value of either 0 or 2000.
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They tell the story in bits and pieces, and offer guidance on what to do.
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The 2nd one might be gaining some traction in bits and pieces and hopefully continues.
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Ehh. You can find potential in bits and pieces, but nobody the Jaguars will miss.
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That's when you remember the night before in bits and pieces, like a movie montage.
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He sketched out product ideas, diagrammed coding approaches, and slipped in bits of his philosophy.
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Coulter and pulling in bits from the second book in the series, The Subtle Knife.
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In a rush, the editor splices in bits of truth with whatever filler is handy.
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And was the witness's statement that her memory came back in bits and pieces, plausible?
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It sometimes bursts out in bits and pieces, with emotional shrapnel embedding itself in others' skins.
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In its mad rush, the editor splices in bits of truth with whatever filler is handy.
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You can explore in bits and pieces, whittling away at the game when you have some downtime.
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In bits and pieces of five seasons, he has averaged 13.5 minutes and 6 points a game.
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When rapture comes, it's in bits and pieces, most notably when a visible ripple disturbs the surface.
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And certain (high or low) lightning conditions can easily result in bits of your cheek going missing.
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Sometimes, you just have to cut things down and give it to them in bits and pieces.
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Data came in bits and bytes, and could be dripped out or distributed in any number of ways.
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When I got messages from them, I found it heartbreaking to see people I care about in bits.
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Another clue came to light in 2017, in bits of DNA preserved in Neanderthal fossils discovered in Europe.
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But their kitchen sponges tore off in bits of yellow fuzz until they were too small to hold.
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ISIS poses a terrifying existential threat to people in bits of Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, but that's it.
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When is it reasonable for the state to step in to regulate the free market in bits and bytes?
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We are not ready, but the car-free city is being tested in bits and pieces around the world.
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The new rule, if it comes into being, is part of the Republican strategy of undoing Obamacare in bits.
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The German government said it expected no anti-trust issues because Air Berlin would be sold off in bits.
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This would entail a lengthy process in which each side would give the other concessions in bits and pieces.
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But the numbers are usually buried, and they're in bits and pieces, so they require extra steps to calculate.
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Academics tell me the data collection either isn't there, hampering in-depth analysis, or it's in bits and pieces.
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He says the beach is covered in bits of coal and what he believes to be fine black coal dust.
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Trump sponsored major events, appeared in bits and was inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2013.
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If you're not dead after the Humvee explodes, then you are going to breathe in bits of the vaporized Humvee.
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He flew Spitfires into the black heart of cumulonimbus clouds to discover why aircraft often emerged from them in bits.
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" But then she realised it was from her mother and, "I started to cry... I was just absolutely in bits.
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Internet entrepreneurship has created the modern working class — the on-demand workers, who must sell themselves in bits and pieces.
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Mead weaves in bits of Eliot's own biography, appreciations of subsequent fans like Virginia Woolf and her own life story.
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We'll have actual lemonade stands or just play-pretend lemonade stands and I'll try to sprinkle in bits about business.
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He's been talking about it in bits and pieces, but he has now presented the broad strokes of the plan.
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Slowly, over time, he was able to trust me enough to talk about it, but only haltingly, in bits and pieces.
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Fassbinder's changing politics are mentioned, but in bits and pieces, with little effort made to tie everything into a consistent theory.
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Her medical records are in bits and pieces, in doctors' filing cabinets, hospital records departments, and in hard-to-access computers.
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In bits and pieces, the public first learned about the seriousness of hidden presidential illnesses long after the incumbents left office.
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Two days after the terrorist attack, much remains unknown about Mr. Ullah, whose biography has been emerging in bits and pieces.
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You trust him even though he's constantly reminding you that memory is problematic, that we remember things in bits and fragments.
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The work flies at you in bits and pieces — Ms. Ying thrashes her legs as the score turns hard and electric.
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I pay an installment of $116.66 for the implant — it costs $1,458.19, but I am paying it in bits roughly every month.
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The company has shown it off in bits and pieces, including the hands-on time we had a week or so back.
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Others think he's essentially been releasing that report in bits and pieces through the indictments and court filings he's already made public.
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As day turned into night, not much was known about the attack in Nairobi -- word was trickling out in bits and pieces.
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I had to notice details embedded in her letters of recommendation and mentioned fleetingly in bits of personal information that she'd provided.
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However, they are often passive receptors, as the news is delivered to them in bits, via notifications, Snapchat stories, tweets, lists, and quizzes.
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While describing his writing process and sources of inspiration, he dropped in bits of literary trivia and issued pronouncements about writers he admires.
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You might get there in bits and pieces, but some part of you will always know that somewhere, outside, there is a darkness.
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Josh says that learning of the couple's death was made even more painful by the fact that the news came in bits and pieces.
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Instead, the change happened very gradually, in bits and pieces, while watching forbidden art, reading books, and talking with thoughtful friends with different opinions.
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Consequently, scientists find it helpful to analogize our brain's storage capacity to a computer, which explains why they measure it in bits and bytes.
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Weave in bits about the types of teams you've enjoyed working on, your personal philosophy, or what kinds of projects inspire you the most.
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Traditional computers rely on information in bits represented as 1's and 0's; things are one or the other, or on or off.
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However, in bits of the trailer, she seems to bond with Kristen, played by Britt Robertson, who's never met her biological mother after being adopted.
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She also frequently showed off her signature silly sense of humor in bits like the piece above, one of Bee's best-loved Daily Show moments.
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Customers' tendency to shop in bits and pieces was one of the big oversights in the 2018 report that claimed voice shopping was a dud.
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Scratch below the surface, and you'll find cryptic references to Ong's Hat posted in bits and scraps since the earliest days of the commercial internet.
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The live stream of the landing cut out at just the wrong time, so information about what went wrong came out in bits and pieces.
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Even though Cardi's set was boisterous, bawdy and brutally effective, cramming in bits of more than 10 songs, she is not quite a performer yet.
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This won't be a giant payday for Wenner, who has been selling off his magazine business in bits and pieces over the past couple of years.
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Dean is wryly funny at times, often in bits surrounding the melancholy little comic panels its protagonist draws to express feelings he can't or won't verbalize.
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But German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt said he was confident there would be no anti-trust issues because the business would be sold off in bits.
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While the "Narragansett" line employs natural items as décor or in bits, like bird feet, the "Terrapin Ensemble" adopts a whole animal into its design scheme.
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Over the years, the state government updated the law in bits and pieces, to increase the amount of medical weed a patient could have, for example.
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While many chores happen in bits and pieces over the time that you live in your home, a few essential tasks should be done right away.
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Phuon looks at her journey through dance in "Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations)," with choreography by Phuon, Rainer, Vincent Dunoyer, Patricia Hoffbauer, Elisa Monte and David Thomson.
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A few years ago, my dogs and I were hiking in southeastern Oregon when I realized the trail was covered in bits of sharp, volcanic glass.
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But in recent years, scientists have turned up signs that many plants have made the voyage, floating on the water or carried in bits by birds.
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The couple doesn't talk much about each other to the press, but in bits and pieces, fans have gotten a sense of this new Hollywood super-couple.
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Jenkins gets the viewer into Chiron's head by using scenes as if they were from a dream, faded memories that only come together in bits and pieces.
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I'll hear Sarah Goldberg, who's Canadian, saying, 'We were so sad we were in bits' "—her broad vowels hung in the air—"and I'll focus on that.
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"Our philosophy was, you've got to have the information in bits and bytes before you can start sending those down the internet to someplace else," Blumenthal says.
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"This can be done in bits," he adds, perhaps with a 30-minute walk before work, another at lunch, and multiple 10-minute bouts throughout the day.
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Twitch calls it a "spike in support events from different viewers in a channel" — basically an uptick in bits or subs — which kicks off a countdown timer.
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In an age when many people get their news from Facebook and Twitter in bits and pieces, the context and complexity of American politics is often lost.
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For me, the Japanese focus on his size obscured some of his other intriguing traits, which I picked up in bits and pieces from older articles in Japanese.
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Instead, much of our "TV viewing" is now taking place in on-demand apps like Netflix and Hulu, and our news is gathered in bits and pieces online.
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Mr. Young, who also wrote the script, teases out the story in bits of coy hints and half-truths about a tragic accident, leaving too many questions unanswered.
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Throughout the sketch, SNL's writers tucked in bits of advice that, taken together, reads like a best practices guide for staying healthy and keeping illness – coronavirus or not!
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Right now, you can only really experience the set in bits and pieces via videos posted by fans, plus several short clips Beyoncé herself posted to her Instagram.
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Last month, I started playing the mobile game Fallout Shelter, which originally debuted in 2015, and I've been hooked, playing it in bits and pieces almost every single day.
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The above video is a five-minute action sequence from early in the film, one that has been shown in bits and pieces in the various teasers and trailers.
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The game's new map, which had been leaked in bits and pieces over the last few weeks, came out the other side after two tortuously long days of silence.
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All of this information is coming in bits and pieces, which means there are a lot of unknowns about what Barr and Durham are looking into with this review.
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Tuan's backstory is coming out in bits and pieces: He was one of the Vietnamese refugees known as "boat people" who fled to the US in the late 1970s.
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At the meeting with law enforcement officials, Trump read from the law he cited to justify the travel ban, quoting it in fragments and sprinkling in bits of interpretation.
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Freddy writes an experimental drama exposing Victor, which is interspersed in bits and pieces between the short chapters of the novel, but he locks it in a desk drawer.
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The ballboy on the sideline did the same:Â In bits at Rory McAllister celebrating scoring against Raith Rovers with a dab, and then the wee ballboy copying him - pic.twitter.
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Other scooters have these in bits and pieces, like a screen that shows battery level and speed, but the Immotor Go has the most complete smart feature offering I've seen.
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But with Twitter data, researchers can easily find the rarer "settee" enough times to show that it is popular in south Wales and in bits of the north of England.
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Dick Schaap, may he rest in peace, close friend of mine, and I started in 1989 doing that in bits and pieces, and then we took our segments from there.
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The researchers recorded those noises while a reference print was being made, then fed that noise in bits to an algorithm that classifies sound so it can be recognized again.
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While classical computing encodes information in bits represented by ones and zeroes, quantum computing works with quantum bits, or qubits, which can be ones and zeroes at the same time.
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So he mixed in bits of their culture and heritage — in touches of chinoiserie, mainly — to the American pop culture that is his own: football, rock music, motorcycle culture, punk.
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Mack arranges images of sensual floral swatches into flickering slideshows then uploads them as screen savers to desktop monitors that are, in turn, covered in bits of patterned, cut paper.
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Imagine the same process, only held in bits and pieces online — online voting, culminating with a top 5 showcase that rallies the traditional TV viewing public for a three-night event.
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Alice struggles to survive, without much thanks to Oliver, who holds his knowledge of Furthermore over Alice's head, doling it out in bits and pieces only when backed into a corner.
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Much has been written about how the game's obscure narrative, delivered in bits and pieces through item descriptions and dialogue from several different characters, demands a lot from the individual player.
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You learn of a girl, then a boy, in bits and pieces throughout the living room and kitchen, and you are in effect retracing their steps as you learn about them.
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I finally had a shot at owning my own bricks when someone let me know about an auction: The Sports Arena was being sold off in bits and pieces before its demolition.
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Although Warhol does make appearances in the two episodes, he's often on his way out, or only shown in bits and pieces, seldom at the center of the frame and the action.
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In bits and pieces, it emerges that Evert's private Sparsholt affair has been supplanted by a very public Sparsholt Affair, a sex scandal involving David, Clifford Haxby, and a Tory member of Parliament.
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While the history of the Seljuqs as told by Mr. Peacock is eventful enough to warrant a TV epic like "Game of Thrones," the Met's exhibition conveys the story in bits and pieces.
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But Barb MacQuarrie, community director at Western University's Center for Research & Education on Violence against Women & Children, told VICE it's entirely possible that the alleged victim did recall things in bits and pieces.
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Over the years, I've gotten used to Huawei's flavor of Android, which blends in bits of iOS, and I like many of its features, like knocking twice on the screen to take a screenshot.
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Ms. Phuon, from Cambodia, delves into her personal history in "Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations)," in which she enlists the work of five choreographers; Patricia Hoffbauer, David Thomson, Elisa Monte, Ms. Rainer and Vincent Dunoyer.
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The service has been offered up in bits and pieces through the Kindle mobile app, but here it's essentially given its own separate tab, bringing most of the Goodreads standalone app's features to the interface.
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The story of the Navstar Global Positioning System starts in 1973, when the US Department of Defense approved funding for the technology, and the system was built out in bits and pieces up until 21996.
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The public will finally get to see the full picture of something that's been leaking in bits and pieces — how much each candidate raised during the first three months of the already-crowded 2020 race.
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After revealing the Ocean in bits and pieces, Fisker finally gave the world a good look at its electric SUV at an event in Los Angeles on Sunday — and, for some reason, there was karaoke.
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Working from Maureen Orth's book "Vulgar Favors," the narrative jumps around in time, filling in bits and pieces of the story out of sequence, in a manner that galvanizes attention and gradually builds in intensity.
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North American ankylosaurids are usually found in bits and pieces, with fragments often too small to pinpoint the animal's species, says Shoji Hayashi of Japan's Okayama University of Science, who was not part of the study.
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The explanation is that he is able to walk in his visions, which we've previously seen in bits and pieces but will be more substantial this year, as Bran comes into his own as metaphysical force.
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Half of their time was spent on the dreaded EMR—filled out in bits and pieces punctuating an office visit, and finished off in a one to two hour block at the end of each workday.
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Here's a GIF from Apple showing the differences between its old maps and the new ones: The redesign has been slowly appearing in bits and pieces across the US over the past year and a half.
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Rumors that the plan could lead to Jordan taking in Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and Syria, or that it would merge with a rump of Palestinian territory in bits of the West Bank, have also led to alarm.
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WHERE. I don't have the slightest problem with Louis but, man, his Plain White Ts' "Hey There Delilah" audition snippet leaves me in bits, so brutal is his vocal pitching on the "WHAT you do ta meeheeeee" note.
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"In true redneck fashion," Chute writes of those who show up at the Settlement, "identities of new visitors will eventually tumble down in bits and dribbles," which is a pretty good description of how this novel is constructed.
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"By reframing conspiracies as adversarial narratives, we can understand each one as a collection of connected events whose stories are distributed across several platforms in bits and pieces as a means of enraging and dividing internet users," Decker said.
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Often called the Infomercial King of late-night TV, he appeared in bits on "The Tonight Show" and "Saturday Night Live," stepped into the ring of WrestleMania, and made the rounds on TV talk shows and radio for years.
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Sallux, a Dutch think-tank linked to the ECPM, saw some hope in the emergence in bits of northern Syria of a de facto administration where Arabs, Kurds, Muslims and Christians could live together with a degree of religious freedom.
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More than a million revelers are expected in Times Square on New Year's Eve, and all of them can expect to be covered in bits of the 3,000 pounds of confetti that will begin to flutter 20 seconds before midnight.
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Much of the excerpt focuses on Zuckerberg's studious journaling and how he used it as a way to muse to himself about early ideas for Facebook: [Zuckerberg] sketched out product ideas, diagrammed coding approaches, and slipped in bits of his philosophy.
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John Oliver is a reliable cultural capstone; his HBO show Last Week Tonight doesn't specialize in starting conversations so much as serving up monologues that cement the liberal opinion on newsy topics in bits that rack up Reddit votes and blog headlines.
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Headsets that look back at you and reproduce your face in bits; real-world environments digitized in real time so users miles apart can share the same space: With 5G, these projects will finally burst out of the pipeline and into your eyeballs.
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But it is one thing to become a millionaire (the word was coined during the Mississippi bubble of the early 18th century) on paper, or in "bits"; it is another to be able to get into a bubble and out again with your wealth intact.
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"I am pretty much positive that both U.S. and India would definitely move towards some sort of a deal, which might not be a comprehensive one, but in bits and pieces, there are many gives and takes that both sides could do," he told CNBC.
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John Hersey, the author of "Hiroshima," wrote a book entitled "The Algiers Motel Incident," published only a year after the killings, but even his account, both impassioned and scrupulous, is a fragmentary affair—"not so much written as listened to, in bits and pieces," he admits.
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By day's end, you're a shell of your former self: Your hair is greasy, your sweatshirt is covered in bits of the stale tortilla chips you grazed on all day for "lunch," and your back hurts because you've been hunched over your laptop in bed without moving.
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With minimal transparency, operational ownership of the network of train and bus lines that crisscross the 607-square-mile sprawl of Greater London, linking it to the far-flung corners of Britain, was peddled in bits and pieces by the British state or acquired in corporate takeovers.
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You know it's funny, I do in bits and pieces and I don't know how much she does ... A lot of people whose parents die at a young age are, it's something called highly functional, because they become ... half their life goes away, really, if you think about it.
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Suffice it to say, many of the bystanders are left literally speechless by the beautiful, soft-spoken actress musing on wildly inappropriate topics and hurling expletives at them in bits about bestiality, bowel movements, how Google ruins relationships (hint: porn!) and Andrew Dice Clay-style riffs on fairy tales.
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For "Strawberry Fields Forever" he spliced together two takes at different tempi in different keys; for "Tomorrow Never Knows" he brought in eight loops of sounds played backwards; soon he was getting the engineer to cut a tape in bits, toss them in the air and reassemble them.
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The date is Thursday, March 29, around 12:30 Pacific—63 hours before Muelhaupt predicts the 18,000-pound spacecraft, which is roughly the size of a school bus with wings, will reenter the planet's atmosphere, break apart, burn up, and rain down in bits and pieces on the earth below.
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All of this comes to a head unexpectedly in "Visitor," in which Leigh rescues a seemingly stray dog and takes it in, thus prompting a series of flashbacks to her life with Matt that fill in bits and pieces of the narrative, both on an emotional level and a plot level.
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In it, Sestero relates a narrative that he gleaned in bits and pieces from Wiseau over the years, of Wiseau growing up in a repressive Central European society "sometime after the death of Stalin," dreaming of America and drinking in imported American culture via Disney movies and rock 'n' roll.
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Though we've only seen Stern in bits and pieces over these first two seasons of "Billions" — the actor who plays him, Kelly AuCoin, also appears intermittently, with a wavy head of hair, as Pastor Tim on "The Americans" — his commitment to unchecked free-market capitalism would make Ayn Rand blush.
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Thinking of the train home, dripping wet and covered in bits of Paddington Basin (a lovely canal-like area in central London, but still not something you want to be covered in while sat on a train), I get to my feet as my board wobbles and my legs shake violently.
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Why it matters: The July 26 memo, which has been reported in bits and pieces over the past week, offers an early glimpse into an interaction with one of the White House officials who was so disturbed by the phone call that they felt compelled to share its contents with the whistleblower.
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This is a result of the way that quantum computers process information—unlike a classical computer, which stores information in bits (either a 1 or a 0), a quantum computer traffics in qubits, which can either be a 0, 1, or a combination of these two states at the same time (a property known as superposition).
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As they've done from the first moments of the series — when we see an unexplained image of Paul's being chased through a field of sunflowers, his pursuer unknown — this episode hops and skips from one timeline to the next, retracing moments we've already seen but from a different perspective, filling in bits of previously missing information along the way.
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Continually assembling their forces to smash through the Wall and wreak who knows what havoc in the balmier regions of Westeros, the inexorably oncoming undead violate my ad-hoc rule of never caring about any character that I can partly see through: I was brought up to be scared of people in one piece, not walking around in bits.
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It's a comedy with built-in bits that are very familiar to fans of original film — though Matilda composer Tim Minchin and book writer Danny Rubin (who also co-wrote the screenplay to the original film) gives Groundhog Day lots of new territory to explore, specifically Connors' own mortality as he learns how to embrace the people around him (even that damn groundhog).
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Starting with the co-ops listed in W. E. B. Du Bois's 1907 book Economic Cooperation Among Negro Americans, she began reconstructing a history, eventually published in her 2014 book Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice, that, before, had only been told in bits and pieces, passed down through families but rarely seen as significant.
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I worked on it in bits and pieces over a year without the intention of ever making it into an LP. I'd say the lifestyle behind it consisted of eating pizza, phõ, and ramen as well as drinking black coffee while watching Twin Peaks, Peep Show, and most importantly late night Arsenal games, all of which helped me capture a sense of dread and depressing overtones in the record.
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"Wind" was shot in bits and pieces between 19419 and 19753, and according to Josh Karp's excellent history "Orson Welles's Last Movie," Welles spent the remaining nine years of his life attempting to complete it — an endeavor complicated by funding shortages and a bizarre battle for ownership of the footage (which has, since his death, been claimed by parties including his surviving loved ones, Showtime and the Iranian government).
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"I'm a big proponent of not putting anything in writing — whether that's in bits and bytes or on paper — that you would not want your spouse, parents or boss to see," Thomas P. Farley, a New York-based etiquette expert and speaker, tells CNBC Make It. This is not to say that being friends with your colleagues is off the table, but you'll still want to be thoughtful about how you communicate digitally with the people you work with and for.
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