The phrase "a bit more quiet" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "a bit quieter."
Example: "Could you please be a bit quieter while I'm on the phone?"
Alternatives: "a little less noisy" or "somewhat more silent."
Other people might want to live where it's a bit more quiet.
I've tried doing videos where I'm a bit more quiet, but then people go, 'Er, what's wrong?
Two of the more welcoming places are Margarita Cantina Crab and Seafood House (201 Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard 954-463-7209 954-463-7209 954-463-7209ardonnay and listen to the steel band, and the H2O Café (101 South Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard; 954-414-1024; h2ocafe.net) next door, if you prefer a bit more quiet.
Our noisy world could always do with a bit more quiet – especially on buses.
While the excitement around Spectacles has been a bit more quiet in the U.S., Snap has been slow when it comes to rolling out its first hardware product.
"Feeling called to be a bit more quiet and still.
It gives me hope that citizens care and that many more people are recognizing that this is a much more serious issue than just political rhetoric (and that Inhofe has been a little bit more quiet lately, and Gore more vocal!).
It might have a bit more bleeps and quiet moments than his usual ruckus, but it still shows Brian to be a dab hand at murking up any sort of sonics to fit his smudgy, psychedelic vision of beauty.
Where to stay Sirene Blue Resort For a bit more peace and quiet, stay on Kalavria, the larger Poros island.
And that if we were to try to find a bit more peace, and quiet, and silence, then maybe we, like this passionate nun who lives in a hut as a hermit, but loves the world so much, might see more of what we have, and who we are.
