Sentence examples for a bit cut from inspiring English sources
It's green, very beautiful and peaceful, remote and a bit cut off.
Not a bad place to be, I agree, but a bit cut off from the world.
'You'll find there's a bit cut out of Ken's diaries because I wouldn't tell the story,' O'Toole explains.
It's a good thing it's a nice place to be, because it can feel a bit cut off from civilisation.
G [Geraint] is a bit cut up after his crash but he is okay.
A gene-by-gene comparison of sequence homology of all the predicted rice gene models with the wheat ESTs revealed that 1,588 (35.8%) and 2,220 (51%) of the gene models in chromosomes 11 and 12, respectively, have significant homology with the wheat ESTs at a bit cut-off score of 100.
Once you are about your height to the ground, pull the stick back a little bit, cut the power and gently bring the plane to the ground.
If you can still see the remnants of a stain (these will probably be pink), try the following to get rid of the last bit: Cut a lemon in halves.
So they can place people in position, get them to do simple movements, cut away, get everyone into a different position, do that bit, cut away.
Livingstone stuck around for a bit, but cut ties two years ago.
