Sentence examples for a bit has become from inspiring English sources
Hardware (seriously doesn't the word "electronics" in the conference's dusty title make your eyes instantly droop a bit?) has become increasingly commoditized into blank vessels that do little more than hold Facebook and Twitter and the App Store and Android and iOS.
But lately the routine has become a bit more civilized.
"He has aged a bit, he has become more mature with things.
He owns a motorcycle, is saving for a house and has become a bit of a globetrotter.
"In the last 18 months I think getting a medal here has become a bit of a target.
Just how large a problem this has become is a bit fuzzy.
I'm a bit annoyed that Challow has become a non-runner in the nursery.
"Fortunately we've been able to change that a little bit and tennis has become extremely popular back in Russia.
It's a bit of a mystery why Handel has become so crucial for early-twenty-first-century listeners.
He created a bit of charm on what has become an ever more charmless avenue.
