Sentence examples for bit in it from inspiring English sources

And, that way, if somebody put a little bit in it, why, you got sumpin'".

"There was a little bit in it for the bowlers – probably a little more than we thought.

(Protocols that do not promise every packet will arrive are often used for voice calls and video streaming, where the stream is more important than any single bit in it).

The video for Sleeping Satellite came on and there's a bit in it where Tasmin Archer is spinning around, with stars falling down and I remember watching it and suddenly being aware that I was going to die.

I was interested in how someone who watched the first half of my show, which has got a fair bit in it about antisemitism, could still send me a clearly antisemitic tweet – could even include the word – and, crucially, not realise it.

He says one of his demos for the forthcoming album contains a caveat, that may or may not make it to the finished version: "There's a bit in it where it goes, 'If you're one of these people who says, 'Roger, I love Pink Floyd, but I can't stand your fucking politics …'" He pauses and laughs.

Card Factory was a bit in-between: it suffered from the 'private equity' perception problem.

"It was quite slow and had a bit of turn in it.

Blood with dark little bits in it dribbled over my fingers.

The meat is not at all good, and it has gristly bits in it.

It had quite a few bits in it that I found humorous.