Sentence examples for a bit near from inspiring English sources

With me being an ex-soccer player, I thought, oh, that's a bit near the mark.

Was that not a bit near the knuckle given the way some have seen Taylor's stature as a potential weakness?

Does he now regret not reining in his ultra-attacking style just a bit near the end?

It is where exuberant new leaders make the slow drive, and sometimes walk, typically where Pennsylvania Avenue bends a bit near the grandstands.

It is not what you would call a "feelgood" movie, and on Christmas Day it was all a bit near the knuckle for comfort.

The three of us worked well together and I wasn't sure if they were bluffing a bit near the end – panting and pulling faces – but fortunately they weren't, and it was great for me.

The moment of truth for British populism has come a bit nearer.

And then I also have a power bar when the race is a bit nearer, say a couple of hours before.

Mickelson wil have to hole from just off the front of the green, unless a fan runs on and chucks it a bit nearer.

I didn't want get tangled up, and knew I'd have to surface for air soon, but it was amazing to think I'd found a medieval church underwater, so I swam a bit nearer.

"If he had spent more talking and lobbying government to work out a proper plan rather than wasting time, effort and money on plans for a fantasy airport, then we might be a bit nearer actually seeing this happen".