Sentence examples for a bit together from inspiring English sources

"We have travelled a bit together between tournaments.

Squeeze a bit together (if it crumbles, add more shortening).

They know how to deal with each other, and they've been through quite a bit together".

Fish and Harkleroad had practiced a bit together here, and she called to congratulate him after his match.

"We speak a lot of English but speak French a bit together every day because she really wants to learn," Mouratoglou said.

So we'd been through a bit together and kept in sporadic contact, but it means a great deal that you utterly believe I'm not biased when I say here that her performance is phenomenal.

They played a little bit together as a doubles team, but didn't really click.

Later with the older group, you let them just play and compete a little bit together.

PC: Yes, Tony and I had worked a little bit together before I had recorded "Downtown," which he wrote.

This is why funerals have rituals and procedures, so we can keep it at least a little bit together in times of great grief and disruption.

Indeed it all feels a bit thrown together, with details and junctions not quite worked out.