Sentence examples for a bit draft from inspiring English sources

Most thought they'd add to the secondary a bit, draft for depth and call it an offseason.

Lindsay Pollock's informative biography of the New York art dealer Edith Gregor Halpert reads a bit like a second draft that should have been returned to its author with requests for further research, greater skepticism and deeper insights, not to mention fewer platitudes, repetitions and historical generalizations.

Unlike Lord Snooty, I suspect he may have had a bit of help drafting it, though both vaguely hope that a sensible and workable arrangement can be found that protects both a robust inquiring press and victims of its abuses.

The second draft was a bit better.

The songwriter Martin Solveig (of "Hello" inescapability) helped Madonna with the sparkly, bouncing melody, which sounds a bit like the first draft of a much happier song.

But if Mr. Gaines's project is still a bit of a rough draft -- his comments consist mostly of praise for the show, with fairly generic analysis -- it contains moments that hint at the form's potential, small revelations of bias or quirky interpretation.

I was working with him on a project about narcotics reform, and he sent me an email that he had the flu and would be a bit late with a draft of a report.

Lamb argues that the act is "a bit clumsy as currently drafted, about lumping in people with learning disabilities and people with autism into the definition of mental health..

The decision to include their mother's death came a bit later on in drafting the novel.

If your first draft was a bit haphazard, grab your notes and the instructions and write a second, final draft.

OK, the final report is a bit different from the last draft, but it's probably 85-90 per cent the same.