Sentence examples for a bit pulling from inspiring English sources

He turned his wrist, but just a bit — pulling more than twisting.

But three songs feature the guitarist Mike Moreno improvising with a big, echoey, almost heroic sound, and this throws the album off a bit, pulling the focus from Mr. Parks.

He certainly bowled full, got driven a bit, pulled a bit when tried to retaliate and learned a lot.

"Sometimes he seems a bit pulled away from the people he's trying to help," said Shane Broadway, speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives.

QAFILAH (IRE) bobbled and broke out a bit, pulled her way along four wide on the first turn, stalked outside a rival, continued three deep into the stretch and also weakened.

After you've waved your arms around a bit, pull up both your sleeves to be even more convincing.

Mess around with it a bit, pull some hairs out of the bun, and adjust or fix it.

When the bike is not moving any faster and you can hear the engine revving at its highest, let off on the gas a bit, pull in the clutch, and kick the shifter up into second.

Meanwhile, Sucio is overdoing the bodyguard thing at Chez Botwin little bit, pulling a gun on everyone who enters the house.

Pull that in a little bit, pull that up a little bit.' " She laughed a sweet, high-pitched laugh.

In western if you have a two handed horse pull each side separately, and if you have a one hand bit pull back.