Sentence examples for a bit ransacked from inspiring English sources

At the nearest police station in the village of Bolans, assistant superintendent Chas Tanet described the crime scene to the Guardian: "The room was a bit ransacked.

When I first encountered "Uncivil," I worried a bit at the show's claim of ransacking American history.

"I'm looking for my passport," said Zaccariah Razen, a guard, as he searched a ransacked closet.

"It's a bit like saying that because the burglars have got in we should just allow them to ransack the place," he said.

We admit Leading Off has been a bit like the United States soccer team lately -- disappearing for critical stretches of the World Cup -- although we can blame being ransacked by live morning sports events, which is not such a handy excuse for a soccer team.

A bit.

"A bits a bit.

A synagogue was ransacked and vandalized last month.

Days later, he said, a Shiite militia ransacked his home in Baghdad, looking to kill him.

Several towns have seen protests; in one a shelter was ransacked.

But it's the first part of the teaser that is bit of a departure: Pixar have ransacked their own back catalogue for clips to illustrate the emotions in question.