Sentence examples for a tiny bit richer from inspiring English sources
Unless I suddenly became loaded enough to own or invest in a hedge fund or private equity firm, getting rich (or just a tiny bit richer) off Juul was looking pretty much impossible.
So he needed to be a tiny bit rich.
"It is a tiny bit rich to say he has great sympathy for gay people when in the 10 years since the introduction of civil partnerships the Church has doggedly refused to bless people's long-term partnerships even though they are happy to have services for pets and even canals," he said.
★★ Fortnum & Mason Traditional German Stollen 1kg, £29.95, fortnumandmason.com The dough is very rich, maybe a tiny bit on the dry side.
Treatments which were once the remit of the rich, famous and a tiny bit reckless are now more affordable and accessible than ever.
He made it clear that he would not demand that the richest in society pay a tiny bit more to easily close the state's budget hole.
De Blasio has made a basic proposal: the rich should pay just a tiny bit more in taxes, a surcharge of 0.4 of 1percentt on incomes above $500,000 to ensure a decent start for every kid in the city.
The sauces on the side make it a party: a creamy queso-fresco concoction, a rich rocoto-chili crema, and a green aji-pepper sauce for a tiny bit of heat.
