Sentence examples for bit I felt from inspiring English sources

I was going to pull it out but when I pulled on it a little bit, I felt it was embedded deep inside of me.

"When I noticed that I was moving back and forth a bit, I felt a twinge of horror that I had imbibed enough to get sloppy in the first half-hour of the party," said Caroline Miller, editorial director of the magazine.

Excerpt 12 Patient: I bristled a bit, I felt like I was being talked at and I wasn't being asked …[what I knew about diabetes]…or even my first thoughts about it…… I think the big thing is is about asking people where they're at; I don't think you should assume that people have done nothing.

"It's into the unknown a bit, I feel OK but racing is different.

'I don't write a book in a linear order: I write whichever bit I feel like doing.

With today under my belt, running through some sets, running through the offense a little bit, I feel a little bit more comfortable.

"I wanted to lose myself for a bit and I felt I could afford to be reckless.

I was missing over the plate a little bit, but I felt like my stuff was good enough.

"It frustrated us a little bit, but I felt like we just couldn't make shots," he said.

You could see rabbits out of the windows, that was the best bit, but I felt really confused and worried.

The run to get away from them was the easiest bit, and I felt good about the finish".