Sentence examples for aided a bit from inspiring English sources
Up to six issues so far, 13 Coins tells the story of a "tormented ex-con on a quest for vengeance", aided (a bit) by the fact that he's descended from angels.
Pettitte, pitching for his 19th victory, was exceptional, allowing three hits and one walk in the first seven innings, facing only four batters over the minimum, but gained no edge: Wells shut out the Yankees through seven innings, as well, scattering seven hits, aided a bit when Posada made a base-running mistake in the fifth.
It blossoms with rudimentary drum programming and a simple synthesizer figure that makes it feel like nothing so much as Kraftwerk's proto-techno-chants (though that interpretation may be aided a bit by the voice's German accent).
Sometimes it seems that the arms industry and the Pentagon are less interested in retooling for a peaceful future than they are in keeping money flowing to the same old programs, aided by a bit of camouflage.
The former Celtic striker was aided by a bit of backspin on the ball, which convinced Forster he wouldn't get to it first, and Sheridan calmly went round the keeper before virtually walking the ball over the line.
One more mental cartoon, aided perhaps by a bit of heatstroke: my flight attendant sits in customer service training class.
Not someone who's gay and miserable, dying of Aids, secluded, a bit weird.
I turned into a Mongol, an Argentinian gaucho and a Maori tribesman, all with the aid of a bit of greasepaint and a red dot in the corner of each eye.
To drive, yep, it's on the sluggish side and, yep, it's not the most refined car you've ever sat in and, yep, some of the safety features and driver aids are a bit outdated.
"I think credit has been seen as the easy solution for global poverty, and the micro-finance industry has been drinking its own Kool-Aid for a bit too long," he says.
If you self-release your music with the aid of a bit of cash from another source – YouTube or a streaming service, or sponsorship from a drink or clothing company – does that compromise your claim to independence?
