Sentence examples for a bit particularly from inspiring English sources

He said "sometimes I expect we would have been talking to each other quite a bit, particularly around the time perhaps of the wedding" [of Rebekah to the racehorse trainer Charlie Brooks in the summer of 2009].

"You owe it to them to pull them aside and tell them to tone it down a bit, particularly if they're being arrogant or destructive". If your new boss finds that he can rely on you to be forthright, he's more likely to turn to you as a sounding board.

"We let things slip a bit, particularly at the start of the second half and then we struggled to get back in to the management of the game.

"We actually plan on leveraging crowdfunding quite a bit, particularly on companies that are consumer-based and easier to understand," he said.

The systems also support a MicroSD slot on the side, so you'll be able to expand that a bit, particularly handy with all that new app access.

All of us laughed a bit, particularly about the water that soaked the omelet.

"If you watch the game closely, when a pitcher struggles a little bit, particularly a young pitcher, Yadi takes his time, he walks out, he talks to them, and he's dead serious.

You read things in the newspaper about there's a cure for this, there's a cure for that, and you just think, "Maybe that's overselling it a little bit". Particularly when it's done on a small scale or in a test tube or something like that.

In some places it actually goes up a little bit, particularly in the Pacific, but in a lot of places it drops, and it takes hundreds of thousands of years to get back to Cretaceous levels of productivity.

It challenges your optimism a little bit, particularly when you're just starting out in your career.

But my brother had been here for two years and he'd already gotten liberalized a little bit, particularly about the Vietnam War.