Sentence examples for a bit began from inspiring English sources

He approached the offending object warily but with his temper rising, circled it, pushed it about a bit, began to take liberties with it, settled in with it, called for a cup of tea next to it, and finally began disassembling it.

A couple of years ago, the city, seeking to even the playing field a bit, began distributing a small list of sample Olsat questions free (one reasoning question uses pictures and the example of a road and a car to ask what goes with railroad tracks).

Anyway, Amazon has gone ahead and sweetened the deal just a bit: beginning this morning, anyone who submits an app to the Amazon App Store store will get a free chunk of change to check out the Amazon Web Services suite.

As the thrill of his father's election to the presidency in 1988 began to fade a bit, George W. Bush began to wonder what it would mean for him.

The two companies first announced a plan to work together on what they called "social search" in late 2010, and a bit later began to pepper Bing search results with a limited amount of data it began to pull from Facebook.

The room, originally a bit cold, began to warm as burners and ovens were fired up.

Mr. Reed, anxious to pepper Mr. Cordray with questions, jumped the gun a bit and began asking about the bureau's current authority.

Taking that kernel of an idea, Trinh set Free aside for a bit and began building what would later become Cap.

Just a Bit Radical began as a blog that my partner inspired me to write, and it turned into something more with her encouragement.

He is also, it seems, getting a bit lost, beginning to see his invented characters in himself and in his fellow travelers.

This is a bit like beginning an account of World War II with the story of those Sudeten Germans ethnically cleansed after 1945.