Sentence examples for bit frail from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit frail.

For all her feistiness, Ms. Friedan seemed a bit frail.

She was a bit frail, like an actress.

He's done his service, he looks a bit frail now, people should let him be".

When I met Julia, some 20 years ago, she was already semiretired and a bit frail.

They could kill somebody – if an old lady ate that and she was a bit frail, she'd be dead.

He seemed slowed-down a bit; perhaps frail.

Maybe it's a bit sparse, frail or wobbly when it arrives.

He stood there, a bit too frail or unwilling to shake our hands.

Tchaikovsky's songs -- superior domestic music -- may have been a bit too frail for these circumstances, but it was good to hear Mr. Hvorostovsky sounding so ardent in "Why?" so melodious in "I Bless You, Forests".

"But being more mature and a bit more frail, I decided to make him my best customer.