Sentence examples for a bit picked up from inspiring English sources

He winked at Andrea, walked to the hardware shop, complained about clients who had only one set of keys, strolled around for a bit, picked up the new set, went back to the Right Plaice, prepared a line about the chilly weather playing havoc with his bladder, didn't need to use it, put her keys back, and ordered a cappuccino.

If the full-back tucks in to look after him, that creates space for Cristiano Ronaldo to step back a bit, pick up the ball and run at his marker.

Crowdsourced cooking and commerce site Food52 has extended its runaway a bit, picking up $6 million in additional funding in a round that's being characterized as the company's "Series A-1".

I think for me, it was a little bit picking up my guitar.

"If anything in your environment strikes you as a bit odd, a bit off, pick up the phone.

That's a bit like picking up a guitar for the first time and being frustrated because you can't immediately play "Free Bird".

But from Hussey's perspective, why would you go to Duane-Reade to buy sanitary pads in just your pajamas when you could spruce yourself up a bit and pick up a new boyfriend in the process?

But from Hussey's perspective, why would you go to Tesco to buy sanitary pads in just your pyjamas when you could spruce yourself up a bit and pick up a new boyfriend in the process?

Erasing nearly a decade of longing and distraction, Jesse and Celine, a bit awkwardly, pick up where they left off, with a flurry of excited conversation briefly interrupted by flashbacks to their first meeting.

But it would not bother him a bit if he picked up an old associate, he said.

The most likely scenario for the United States economy is a soft landing in which the expansion slows a bit before picking up again, the fund said.