Sentence examples for behaved a bit from inspiring English sources
But the papers might have lasted longer if they'd behaved a bit differently.
Each ball behaved a bit differently and that creates questions in the minds of batsmen, which makes them tentative.
Instead, Texas has behaved a bit like the Republican counterpart to New Jersey, a state where theoretically vulnerable incumbents manage to get by.
IF PRIVATE-EQUITY outfits were once the kings of capitalism then during the credit crunch they behaved a bit like George III.
And they are pushing into emerging markets, where universities and government research budgets are swelling.So far, says Youngsuk Chi of Elsevier, publishers have behaved a bit like hunter-gatherers of research.
At the time of my entanglement with him I suffered something my therapist later called a 'schizoid reaction'... where I became two very different people, kind of Jekyll and Hyde-ish, and behaved a bit like a trapped animal.
LATELY, the Sun has been behaving a bit strangely.
"At present most newspaper websites behave a bit like librarians.
Part of the problem is that moderates are behaving a bit too moderately.
Instead, the staff behaves a bit like Fran Lebowitz, the humorist, who suggested the name to the owner, Brian McNally.
Macquarie's mix of businesses behaves a bit like overlapping shadows; it is hard to know where one begins and another ends.
