Sentence examples for be a bit finer from inspiring English sources
They re-engineered the perforation pattern to be a bit finer, and now this should be less of a problem.
You could also try cake flour, which tends to be a bit finer than standard flour.
There seems to be a bit of fine print, such as you can receive calls for free in some countries – but not all.
Now all this could be a bit disconcerting for some fine writers who have never been published in these numbers or sold as many copies, but Mattie's portrait of the artist as a young boy, at once exhilarating and terribly depressing, is not one anyone would have wanted.
The vision will always be a bit corrupted, and I'm really fine with that.
"Maybe the first couple of games it will be a bit weird but it will be fine.
If you're expressing congratulations in a professional setting, especially to your boss or manager, it's fine to be a bit more private after you've expressed congratulations.
That the state stands to reap 50percentt of the proposed $1.50 city tax is a bit of fine print that gets Mr. Shepherd especially steamed.
But there's a bit of fine print that may stop many married Americans from switching over to this new plan.
"I have also eaten the fruit after six hours' soaking, and that is a bit different, but fine, too".
