Sentence examples for bit becoming from inspiring English sources

I was bit by bit becoming more of this world, and there was a lot of pressure on the business to become more privatized".

If that happens, the health care law could recede a bit, becoming just one more in a series of important issues that will be debated by the candidates.

But of course we'd never be reading this, eighty-seven years on, if Powell and Yorke did not exert themselves a bit, becoming, by any account, two of the most important English writers of their generation.

The relative ease with which two states (e.g., high and low voltage) can be realized in electrical and electronic devices led naturally to the binary digit, or bit, becoming the basic unit of data storage and transmission in a computer system.

Since then, the company has grown quite a bit, becoming a fintech darling.

Convection occurs because the warmer water at the bottom expands a bit, becoming less dense than the water at the top.

Anyway, the song's sexual implications are a bit muddled, becoming perhaps accidentally progressive.

Being identified as the hot new film-making territory is a bit like becoming a child star.

Becoming an author is a bit like becoming an acrobat.

Potatoes will stick to pot; adjust level of heat to prevent stuck bits from becoming too dark.

But even the backward Bulgarian-Romanian pair are, very slowly, westernising.Even in the Balkan peninsula some bits are becoming truly European again.