Sentence examples for a bit and the from inspiring English sources

The wind is starting to pick up a bit and the course continues to dry out.

But push him a bit, and the façade drops — he gets touchy and defensive, starts snapping.

Eventually, it flattens out a bit, and the climate gets drier*.

Steve struggled a bit, and the table was pretty bad in the morning session.

Yes, Ukip's support dropped a bit, and the party came second chiefly because of Labour's fall.

He pokes his chest out a bit, and the buttons on his uniform gleam.

Last year, things picked up a bit, and the trend is continuing.

In time, the finishes and adhesives shrink a bit and the seams become faintly visible.

As the run progresses, the lace "give" a bit, and the pain improves.

I'm also around the office quite a bit and the staff seem swamped.

Tip the colander a bit and the fruit rests on the side without holes, for serving.