Sentence examples for be bit from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of metal placed in a horse's mouth and connected to reins to direct the animal.
- A horse hates having a bit put in its mouth.
Sometimes the raw numbers can be bit misleading.
Some characters are destined to be bit players (sorry, Miss Moneypenny).
Others like Michael Curran, who parks his car on the street, said: "I think it's going to be bit of an eyesore, but I'm in the minority.
"It was a spectacle for the supporters but I would have preferred it to be bit quieter," said Schaaf, whose dour, provincial railway-station officer vibe will never cease to jar with his team's carefree attitude.
Just stiff back prob be bit worse tomo.
He has all the tools, he can be bit casual when he needs to be a bit sharper but the sky is the limit for him.
"I thought both were brilliant in not getting beaten and proving dangerous themselves [in attack]." The early signs suggested Costa Rica were unwilling to be bit-players in the Postecoglou show.
Under the assumption of BSCs, the received decisions might differ from (there could be "bit-flipping" in some of the links).
Each receiver architecture that has been taken into account employs a q-ary LDPC decoder and a BCJR detector that can either be bit-based (BB) or symbol-based (SB).
