Sentence examples for bit asks from inspiring English sources

"Why not jazz the film up a bit?" asks Stuart Goldacre.

"No one in Syria, or maybe in the region if I want to exaggerate a little bit, asks for help from any country to have his own democracy".

But no one in Syria, or may be in the region if I want to exaggerate a little bit, asks for help from any country to have his own democracy.

You are all asking: "Why Ontario?" Except Ontario who, bristling a bit, asks: "Why not?" It was Rob's idea, and Rob could not be fishier if he came with a side helping of mushy peas.

Manuel seemed comfortable in a pregame news conference, revealing that he might shake things up a bit, ask his players to run more, particularly Carlos Beltrán.

Keeping their language going does involve suffering a bit, asking yourself am I doing this correctly, are they learning and making progress?

(He turned the tables a bit, asking me how I like subscription and what I use).

The female reporter, pressed a bit, asking, "But forever, forever?

Then one guy came over and, because he spoke English a little bit, asked what I was doing for his boss, who was curious.

The "top five" of the title refers to one of the film's running bits — asking friends, family and strangers to name their top-five hip-hop artists.

"How do we behave when our bodies abandon us bit by bit?" Bock asks in his introduction to the published script.