Sentence examples for be a bit looser from inspiring English sources

If there's a second series, I'd like it to be a bit looser; more about the people and less about trying to be a Generation Game knock-off.

Now, the bones should be a bit loose.

The first stitch will be a bit loose but this can be fixed later.

It's better for the coat to be a bit loose than too small.

The petals should be a bit loose at the top of the rose head, which allows you to see that it has a decent chance of flowering.

His hair was a bit looser and fluffier than it had been in the nineties.

Common's set was a bit looser, though his rambling rhymes are a good match for the Roots' rambling rhythms.

The Dior cut is a bit looser, especially through the trousers, and the shoulders are somewhat fuller.

Visitors are still expected to adhere to Iran's stringent dress code, but both hijabs and morals are a bit looser on the island.

I think my generation" — Ms. Gordon is 61 — "is a bit looser on bedtimes and things and we may see our kids being stricter.

Though this quartet has its own notions of British respectability, they're a bit looser than the middle-class Alec and Laura and can sing easily, even a little lewdly, about the pleasures and perils of romance.