Sentence examples for a bit and usually from inspiring English sources

The whole effect is that everything gets turned up a bit, and usually not the nice bit, but the "toppy edgy" sound of the guitar and cymbals, reducing the clarity of the vocals.

The moment it vanishes, his shoulders droop a little more, his focus blurs a bit, and his defense usually suffers.

Office workers often find the underground a bit cool and usually wear long sleeves and use small electric heaters in offices.

When there's a cloud in Maxwell's landscape, it's verbal: someone says something to introduce the "drama" that changes the landscape, the actors move around a bit, and then something else happens — usually a song.

I love to cook and do almost every night and we entertain quite a bit and include the kids, though they usually pass on the clams baked with slab bacon, vermouth and gruyere and bourbon seared scallops for hot dogs and chicken fingers.

People describing themselves as "a bit mad" usually mean that they've worn a sparkly hat at some point.

Growing up in Michigan I would hear comments such as these quite a bit — usually with a grin and a snicker — but every now and then with real sincerity.

He was most certainly the best cyclist at the university, but there was a guy called JP Pearton who studied at another university just around the corner, and he was very accomplished, especially on the mountains, a bit older and he usually had the better of Chris.

I will then chill out for a bit, usually with some gentle relaxation exercises and a warm-up before going through a sweat-down process to make sure we are bang on weight.

Our waitresses seemed a bit lackadaisical and were usually somewhere else when needed.

Note that when you have two sides lined up nicely, the remaining sides (left side and bottom edge) will hang over by quite a bit, usually 18 inches (45.7 cm) or more.