Sentence examples for A bit too small from inspiring English sources

I like it a bit too small and short at the wrist.

"Also, the Iraqi people look a bit too small and fat, like they are normally not".

In others, the area under the mouth was just a bit too small and too low.

"I felt that Switzerland had become a bit too small for me," he said.

But it never takes the full measure of its modest heroine, and makes her world a bit too small.

But, at less than 950 square feet, the apartment was a bit too small and, at $859,000, a bit too costly.

A cage that is a little bit too big is ALWAYS better than a cage that is a little bit too small.

Conversation stuck to easy topics with a rotating cast and nobody ever really asked any awkward questions about why I was always wandering the house in a pair of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtle pajamas that were a tiny bit too small for me.

Conversation stuck to easy topics with a rotating cast and nobody ever really asked any awkward questions about why I was always wandering the house in a pair of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtle pyjamas that were a tiny bit too small for me.

"He's probably a little bit too small to be so big for his britches," Ms. Fiori remarked.

"I am thinking about whether some are a little bit too small; one or two are particularly vulnerable with falls in foreign students".