Sentence examples for a bit children from inspiring English sources

Having spent spent much of his day trying to out-grit various industrial backdrops, Gordon was this time placed in front of a computer-generated picture of gently undulating corn, which was probably meant to suggest pastoral peace, but to the wandering mind was all a bit Children of the Corn, only without the psychotic kids (unless you count Labour's glassy-eyed youth activists).

Small capitalization stocks are a bit like children.

A bit like children's' tile puzzles, the cat has to move the balls around to reveal the next bit of food.

And perhaps he could use a bit of child labour, courtesy of the displaced London children he befriends.

After a bit, the child got down from Alona's lap and scurried off to the living room.

He's a smart father and parent who, as a child psychologist, knows a bit about how children are wired.

It's a bit like saying children shouldn't watch the basement scene in Pulp Fiction.

But, a bit like adopted children, recipients have the right, if they choose, to contact their donors following the operation.

Sales of men's clothes have collapsed; those of women's have done a bit better and children's best of all.

We also hear quite a bit that our children aren't prepared educationally for the future.

It can be a bit sad for children to hear about how Our Lord died.