Sentence examples for a bit hand from inspiring English sources

That gave the Rangers an insurmountable hill to climb, one they felt they had a bit hand in constructing.

We had to take out loans, living a bit hand-to-mouth".

I realize that sounds a bit hand-wavy, and I don't mean simply that "tech is hard".

There is growing interest in the project from sponsors both here and abroad, and although things are a bit hand-to-mouth right now, major deals are now coming in.

The benefits and methods are a bit hand-wavy at present, but Mercier assured me that the whitepaper is quite out of date and a good deal of research has been done since its publication — with much more on the way.

One of the appealing traits of homebots is that they can allow owners to be a bit hands off.

"It's a bit of hand-to-hand combat out there".

The blued hands are a bit anachronistic – hands are usually a little more sinuous than these broad arrows – but, for the piece, they work.

Italy won't go faster than this; we have a bit in hand.

To be fair, there is a bit of hand holding in it, I say.

So the comparison is just the juxtaposition of two numbers with a bit of hand waving in between.