Sentence examples for a bit of group from inspiring English sources

Melissa is taking her pills, and there is even a bit of group therapy.

While we can guarantee a visit to the salon will end up with a new haircut, a visit to a church is far less clear in terms of outcome, other than a bit of group singing.

If a psychiatrist were included in the team, perhaps she might also offer a bit of group therapy for the doctors involved, giving them the opportunity to explore their own diagnostic biases as well as their feelings about their fellow team members.

And, while Flickr has a bit of group sharing, it doesn't work so well with one-time events, as Mike pointed out.

It isn't possible to name them all or send them an award this week, but we thought they at least deserved a bit of group recognition here.

In fact, latter-day "Star Trek" franchise keyholder J.J. Abrams appears to be nearly as much a fan of the Beasties as the "Trek" legacy, having previously used "Sabotage" in his 2009 "Star Trek" reboot and a bit of the group's "Body Movin'" in its 2012 sequel, "Star Trek: Into Darkness".

So for example, we had a number of students that were diabetics and so … I got them together and they formed a bit of a group and we did a thing at assembly on what is diabetes, how do you look after a friend with diabetes and stuff like that, so that kind of whole school thing.

It actually reminds me a bit of FriendFeed Groups (which I miss), but a bit more simplified because it's really just like Twitter.

For those who don't use it: You answer three prompt questions, which the other person can comment on as a sort of icebreaker, it's a bit of a group-job-interview-type one.

For those who don't use it: you answer three prompt questions, which the other person can comment on as a sort of icebreaker, if a bit of a group-job-interview-type one.

"We're a bit of a cautious group".