Sentence examples for a bit and possibly from inspiring English sources

"He said he jumped the first really well and the second really well, but when he went to the water jump he just stretched a bit and possibly felt a pain inside.

He said he jumped the first really well and the second really well but when he went to the water jump he just stretched a bit and possibly felt a pain inside.

"We're going to tighten the squad a bit, and possibly utilise loans if we need to.

The authors give some qualitative discussion of this topic towards the end of their paper, and I'd like to see the arguments fleshed out a bit more and possibly made quantitative.

Carlsen's 10 b3 was a bit unusual and possibly not as good as the more common 10 Qc2.

At first glance, height as an indicator of life quality seems a bit strange and possibly insulting to those of us with shorter statures.

Finally, it seems, the most open expressions of climate denial – such as dismissing long-established scientific fact – may be seen as a bit retrograde, and possibly embarrassing, even by some who are looking for votes from an increasingly rightwing Republican party.

Prof Palmer explains: "I think it is a bit unwise, and possibly even a bit dangerous, to think that the climate of the UK will just gradually warm and we'll transition to a more balmy southern European climate.

The cash from the deal would allow a still SoftBank-controlled Sprint to invest a bit more, and possibly give it some leverage in its merger negotiations with T-Mobile.

So for the New Zealand government to send troops off to the Middle East again in such a week is highly symbolic (if a bit grim) and possibly even carries a whiff of jingoism to it.

While promoting his film "Burnt," which nobody saw or needs to see, Cooper got a bit confused and possibly revealed a huge spoiler when MTV asked the actor, "Who will be the next villain in the sequel of 'Guardians of the Galaxy'?" Cooper, who was pretty much unable to name any characters from the summer box-office smash, stumbled in his response. .