Sentence examples for a bit changing from inspiring English sources

And finally, after reading a number of comments posted on the Goal blog, we have altered the rating system a bit, changing it from a 5-point scale to a 10-point scale.

I think changing the branding, changing our design, our look and feel a little bit, changing app to emphasize the community aspect, underlies our message there".

Changing everything over while the system is running "is a bit like changing the engines on a 747 while it's in flight and not disrupting the passengers," says tech chief Thompson.

"My life had done quite a bit of changing," he said.

The effect would be a bit like changing from a defined-benefit pension to a defined-contribution one.

But such approaches feel a bit like changing a warning sign on a poorly engineered aircraft – they still have a high likelihood of failure.

Mr Philips said: "Getting people to transfer can be difficult, a bit like changing bank, but we think our service makes all of that easier and will help customers move over".

"This is a bit of changing room talk that has actually surfaced for the first time I guess in rugby terms.

It's a bit like changing the color balance on your TV," Welbourne said in a written statement.

Each route is divided into 10-minute chapters, all taking place in different cars, so there is quite a bit of changing vehicles.

For the few minutes he was "gone," I cheered myself up a bit by changing the channel and watching something I liked.