Sentence examples for be given a bit from inspiring English sources
It will be quite nice to be given a bit of peace.
For years for England I wanted to be given a bit more freedom and I think John Barnes was in the same boat as me.
If I had done a good job, the first-team players would be grateful, and we would be given a bit of cash – just £10 or £20 – at Christmas, and at the end of the season.
"I'm a bit of a showman and I like to be given a bit of stick sometimes because I need reasons to play," he said of some of the criticisms which come his way.
"If we can generate more through gates, through player sales and cup runs I hope I will be given a bit more back".
But Mr Annan said Ms Suu Kyi's government, which won a historic election last November, should be given "a bit of time, space and patience".
Content and brands, meanwhile, looks like it will be giving a bit more autonomy to individual sites to sort out their profitability as they see fit.
On June 8th, however, banks were given a bit more space to run about.
Even the fundamental ranch style is given a bit of a tweak.
Rocky is given a bit of extra motivation in the form of a younger sister.
The trademark polish has been given a bit of an edge.
