Sentence examples for a bit something from inspiring English sources
Just when you think a character's life has settled down for a bit, something unexpected lurches in.
Under recent Russian law, "gay propaganda" looks a bit something like this: I've lived with Sasha for eight years, we love each other.
The company says it has also improved its tap detection algorithms quite a bit – something that could address some of the troubles original Shine owners had with their devices.
Don't Make Waves always made me a bit something-in-my-eye-y.
You pull out something a bit heftier, something that speaks directly to your predicament — Thomas Pynchon's "V".
He said: "I've always been a runner, but after doing [the London Marathon] I wanted to do something a bit extra, something that would stand out".
Well, experience and maybe a bit of something else, too.
"Yes, it's a bit of something that makes it look more attractive," Wadongo said.
Likewise, Fawlty, Trotter, Partridge and Brent all thought they had a bit of something going for them.
The mashed potatoes looked a bit like something a kid at the beach might have molded with a bucket.
To young Japanese, pachinko is a bit naff, something your fusty old uncle wastes his time with.
