Sentence examples for a bit letting from inspiring English sources

"The market's just drifting a bit, letting the dust settle".

In other words, find a rooted girl who shares and understands my rootlessness?" I sit there for a bit, letting his words sink in.

I felt a bit let down by two main courses.

TONY BLAIR, war leader, may feel a bit let down this week.

Cried a bit, let her console him, take over — he didn't know.

"But they can be a bit, let's say, particular about how they want things.

And we weren't the only people feeling a bit let down.

None of the Twihards in the audience are crying, and I feel a bit let down.

We need to bide our time a bit, let him settle in and play.

TO narrow an impossibly crowded field of favorite Mozart recordings a bit, let's further stipulate favorite Mozart works.

Some riders even sounded a bit let down that a potentially adventurous commute had turned into another ho-hum morning.