Sentence examples for a bit ever from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a bit ever" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper usage. Example: "I feel a bit ever so slightly tired today." (Note: This example is awkward and not standard English.)
He just couldn't leave and has been writing for us a bit ever since, but will now do it much more often.
He just couldn't leave and has been writing for us a bit ever since, but will now do it much more often. .
In her talk she asked us a powerful question: "Are you living your resume or your eulogy?" Her question gave me pause, and I've been thinking about it quite a bit ever since.
My experience with spray paint is that only a little bit ever hits the intended target anyway.
He also thanked North Korea for having a similar success rate as Hugh Hefner's rocket, and closed out the segment with possibly our favorite ending to a Thank You Notes bit ever, by thanking brevity in exactly the way brevity would appreciate.
It's been a bit crazy ever since".
Her life, she says, has been "a bit nomadic" ever since, but she has to be at home to write.
It's funny to think that Heseltine was once regarded as an arriviste – a bit nouveau, ever so slightly non-U – now that he's the grandest of grandees.
Brendan Rodgers will be pleased with tonight's performance, which was another emphatic victory for his fabled philosophy of sending a bunch of so-so players out to ping the ball about a bit without ever worrying too much about things like scoring goals or winning games.
Plus, TransCanada a $34-billion 34-billionompipeline been feeling a bit bummed ever sincompanyresident Barack Obama vetoed its Keystone XL project.
Elbrus is, FYI, the tallest mountain in Europe – a bit like Everest, but rubbish.
