Sentence examples for a bit to work from inspiring English sources

Coming at it anew, there felt like quite a bit to work with.

The original design was pretty fugly and it never hurts to wait a bit to work out the bugs and design flaws.

"It was a good work out for us and we have a bit to work on, but we expected that with it being our first game of the year".

"I hope they analyze a bit to work out what life really is about and what the future has for us".

You might need to dye the colors or change the outfit a bit to work; think laterally.

"Most of songs are rearranged or edited a little bit to work better in a live set context.

"We've got a year and bit to work with them and this team are so young.

"The team have got a few bits to work on, our structure wasn't quite there," the back-rower told BBC Radio Jersey.

Bonus: The movie can even have a plot; this will take a bit longer to work through but can make it more enjoyable to watch.

Now we have a bit more to work with when we want a quick fix on a politician's position.

Thicker phyllo is a bit easier to work, but thinner phyllo makes a flakier crust.