Sentence examples for a bit leaner than from inspiring English sources

The weight of Walsh's frantic vision falls on the shoulders of Cillian Murphy, who is looking a bit leaner than the last time I saw him, which was in 2006, just after he had starred in Ken Loach's film, The Wind That Shakes the Barley.

When times were a bit leaner than they are now, my heart would sink every time we needed more diapers: our grocery bill would swell significantly.

"He's a little bit leaner than he was but that Dubai race took a lot out of him.

They're a bit leaner.

Despite the "huge" £500m savings target "we will probably end up more efficient, a bit leaner, a bit meaner but we will be effective", pledged the Commissioner.

The 400-meter guys tend to be a bit more lean.

It's very light, not very gamey, a bit like lean beef.

Gavrilles had difficulty taking her shoes off, and, after watching her struggle a bit, Bludau leaned in to help.

For better or worse, this version seems a bit more lean and focused.

"But what we must focus on is performance and I think we've got a bit to lean on.

If the meat is a bit too lean, mix in some finely chopped, uncooked fatty bacon.