Sentence examples for a bit stop from inspiring English sources

But can you cut back your budget a bit, stop calling it 'my government' and demote yourself to an honorary role at the C of E?" If the monarchy did that, then we'd have a royal family not worth making a fuss about, and Homo regius and Homo republicus would soon find themselves going the way of Homo neanderthalensis.

He said: "This season has felt a bit stop start, particularly at the start of the season so it will be great to have a fresh start and a bit of consistency.

The result is bots that behave erratically, go the wrong direction for a bit, stop and look around, and retrace their steps — in short, just like a real little critter might.

I believe that whomever wins will surround themselves with the best of the best, calm down a bit, stop attacking and get stuff done.

And, I mean, he'd just stare with this dark scowl on his face for like a full minute and then turn away, play a bit, stop and turn back to continue his ominous eye contact, once even folding his arms, completely ignoring his guitar and the rest of the band.

"Over the last year he has been a bit stop-start.

He said: "Peter's season's been a bit stop-start and that's not good for any player.

"It has been a bit stop-start," a spokeswoman for Bristows, one of the main North Sea operators, said.

It's been a bit stop-start but I was really happy to get going," said Cole, who was suspended for three matches after being sent off on his Premier League debut for Liverpool against Arsenal.

With the third one, I had calmed down a bit, stopped flinging myself around between dramas.

(Did we say that she speaks French with her parents and her 9-year-old daughter, Ambra, who performs in the show?) Ms. Zerbini munched a bit, stopped.