titbits造句怎么写

MANY politicians use their memoirs to settle old scores. Newspapers scour them for juicy titbits of who said what to whom, and which leaders were perpetually drunk or unreliable.

Its daily two-hour broadcasts are peppered with small titbits on farming, medicine, health and music.

She revealed some trays of glassy titbits.

Once you join and gather your "friends" online, you can share in their lives as recorded by photographs, "status updates" and other titbits, and, with your permission, they can share in yours.