Sentence examples for be granted a bit from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, many of the homeless are holding out in the camps, hoping to be granted a bit of land with a shelter.
Small firms are to be granted a bit more influence over the industry-wide agreements on pay and conditions that are foisted on them by unions and big business.
As it turns out, some Dish Network customers have been granted a bit of respite from that advertising onslaught.
This time Tampa Bay touched down at Heathrow on Monday evening, providing ample time to adjust and even allowing them to squeeze in some additional bonding – leading a delighted Morris to tell reporters that it was a bit like being granted a second training camp.
As it makes the strides through the development process, it's been granted a name a bit more consumer friendly than the model number.
Fulham were granted a reprieve, though, by the fact Arsenal are every bit as suspect.
However, not only power saving, but also high bit-rate has to be granted for those applications that need high quality of service.
When we make a gain, when women are granted just a tiny bit more freedom, a tinge of equality, it is not rationed to those who worked to get it.
Granted, a bit of discussion now and then was fine.
