Sentence examples for bit for those from inspiring English sources
The wind picked up in the afternoon a bit and the gloom returned with some rain, and the conditions started to deteriorate a bit for those playing later, which included Rory McIlroy.
"I champ at the bit for those". He rhapsodizes about a boxed set of "Alice in Wonderland" with television show excerpts, radio broadcasts on the audio track and hundreds of animation stills.
The new fee structure may have put more cash directly into the coffers – universities are about £1,000-£1,500 better off on every arts and social studies student (though down a bit for those doing heavy science courses) – but the gain has come with its own price tag.
It just has to be pivoted a bit for those markets.
And indeed, it's pretty simple to use, with some additional features buried a bit for those who are a bit more experienced.
Here's why: If you don't have a big mortgage, high state and local taxes or big charitable deductions, you probably don't claim itemized deductions on Schedule A. (Two-thirds of Americans don't itemize; they pay less by claiming the standard deduction of $5,700 for a single, $8,400 for a head of household or $11,400 for a married couple filing jointly, with an extra bit for those over 65).
There were loads of kids doing their bit for the environment by collecting those cardboard beer cups.
That's just a little tid-bit for those that like to keep track of these things.
Still, you've gotta appreciate that someone at Verizon is throwing in little bits for those obsessive enough to notice them.
Analogue has designed the Super Nt for true fans, with features like scaliness and aspect ration preservation built-in, as well as 48KHz 16 bit stereo for those classic 16 bit retro soundtrack earworms.
"It might be useful to have a bit of a curriculum that is clear, directed at teachers for example, with a bit more for those that do sporting activities…they will be the ones to have a child go hypo if that's not properly planned or monitored" (P10, Consultant).
