Sentence examples for a bit and actually from inspiring English sources

Cisco's efforts should streamline the process a bit and actually build a lot of the heavy lifting right into the hardware.

"But since then I've travelled there quite a bit and realised actually I don't like it – it's really unfriendly, whereas in Bournemouth I'm always having conversations with random people at traffic lights.

But hopefully he's out of the loop a bit and HP actually has more planned for the device.

Big Zorgo chuckled a bit and then actually put that stick up Li'l Rokoko's butt.

Remember how you told that guy you DJ'd "a bit" and he actually booked you to play a Thursday night slot and it was so bad security escorted you home?

"The simplest way to solve this problem is for the department to implement what they already have an obligation to do, which is to care about their employees a little bit and actually manage the process," she said.

This year, the pace has slowed a bit, and sales have actually declined in April and May as Chinese authorities have struggled to cool a red-hot economy.

Amy plays the French horn — this comes up quite a bit — and she had actually gone off to a camp for young musicians in New York City in hopes of furthering her ambition to get into Juilliard.

So, I grabbed George Lazenby to whom I'd been talking a bit earlier, and actually heard myself say: "Well, let's start with James Bond, shall we?" Lots of fun Brits at that party, including the Anna Karenina posse of Seamus McGarvey, Sarah Greenwood and Jacqueline Durran.

Naomi has since written that she found the family dynamic but a bit earnest, and actually embarrassing as a teenager.

One person took to the mic to remind the crowd that, "this was how the Holocaust started", which seemed somehow both a bit rash and actually quite accurate.