Sentence examples for a bit these days from inspiring English sources

"But I am affected quite a bit these days by altitude".

We're beginning to hear the terms "deracialized" and "looking beyond race" quite a bit these days.

The truth is, I feel like yelling Stop quite a bit these days.

I must confess to reading flavourfirst.org quite a bit these days – it's excellent for identifying interesting producers.

Mr. Bari added: "In DanceGalaxy, as far as I can tell, the dancers have fun, which is lacking quite a bit these days.

He fishes quite a bit these days, in the Chama Valley in New Mexico and in Maine, where he has a cabin.

The phrase "a deafening silence," gets used a good bit these days, usually to describe a situation when something ought to be said but isn't.

"But that is exaggerating a little bit these days," says Ritva, though there are still at least 1.3m saunas in a nation of 5.4 million people.

The Mini Cooper is a bit old these days, but these tiny radio controlled Mini Coopers are still cool.

There is still no road to it, but it's a bit easier these days – a round trip by 4x4 takes around 10 days.

These are things that seem a bit thin these days.