Sentence examples for a bit made from inspiring English sources

He soldiered quite a bit, made a politic marriage to Octavian's sister, Octavia, and fathered two daughters.

He and the other responding officers milled around a bit, made sure the bike and biker were O.K., and drove away.

Then yet another full toss from Starc, he really is getting away with these - that one was dipping a bit, made it hard to see perhaps, and tailed in to the left hander, striking him on the pad for a leg bye.

His excitement when we told him to go play basketball for a bit made my eyes water".

Anyway, I think in her own way, she brought ballroom up a bit, made it more noticeable, at least to a certain population.

They made fun of me a bit, made lots of friends, and I was forced to take myself less seriously as a runner ― we need a lot more of that.

Staff smile, chat a bit, make life marginally less horrendous.

Most accounts lost the "a bit," making an obvious and innocuous remark sound like a defeatist whine).

Last season, "Orange" hedged its bets a bit, making the majority of the inmates, while not blameless, victims of a lousy environment, an impulse that skirted condescension.

In the video to this song she acts a bit, makes a story out of the theme, and also has this whole late 80s style to the camerawork.

So slowing the pacing a bit makes sense.