Sentence examples for a bit rounded from inspiring English sources

The dark hair has gone white and the shoulders are a bit rounded with age now, but her step is still lively and the face engaged on a reception line or at a garden party as she shakes another hundred hands and speaks with simple dignity.

Staple them together, allowing a ½ inch seam as usual, then press the seams as flat as you can and duct tape over them until the corners are smooth and a bit rounded.

If that goes wrong, we can hardly blame the perception: the atoms that form an image of the distant square tower will, by the time they hit our eyes, have been battered by the air they travel through enough to make the image seem a bit rounded, but that isn't an invitation to assume that the tower must also be.

Andy Prosky, who plays Holmes's admiring assistant, Dr. Watson, is shorter and a bit rounder, with a full face and a mustache.

Shinn's 2008 brut ($35), a bit rounder than Bedell's 2007 blanc de blancs, offers aromas and flavors that hint at tropical fruits.

It's sandwiched between Hoxton and De Beauvoir Town, a godforsaken locale historically populated by tumbleweed and murderers, recently tarted up with Docklands-style lofts ("Blimey, things've changed a bit round 'ere," said our cab driver as we arrived).

Participants were unenthusiastic about the Conservatives – and about George Osborne, the potential future leader, who was described by one participant as "slimy", and by another as "a bit round and weaselly".

The aviator glasses are a bit rounder.

Add more circles and make it a bit rounder.

Bend the wire a bit round with the help of the pliers.

You do this because most girls are not angular, but a bit round.