Sentence examples for bit in need from inspiring English sources

Modern-day Britain, the play starkly suggests, is every bit in need of charity as 17th-century Italy.

He argues that the 70-year-old oyster farm, which predates the park, is part of the historical working landscape of the area — and every bit as in need of protection as the harbor seals and eelgrass that share the bay.

Mix it up in the pan a bit if need be to immerse all the pieces.

Most Tory Party members are not so much swivel-eyed as a bit creaky and in need of reading glasses.

Other than frame rate issues my only other real gripe with Fallout is that a lot of the systems are beginning to seem a bit stale and in need of updating.

Combine the warm sauce with the pasta and broccoli – add a splash of boiling water if it seems a bit thick and in need of loosening, then spoon into a baking dish.

The Beethoven piano sonata, the composer's last, also received a performance of impressive structural clarity and ravishing, richly varied colorings, even though the Steinway at Mr. Frank's disposal sounded a bit metallic and in need of voicing.

Villa Taghazout, where I stayed, felt a bit tired and in need of a refurb (choose the lovely Villa Mandala if you're here to relax rather than party) but the overall level of service is unbeatable for the price – surf packages cost from £275 a week.

"I reckon they [The Beatles] were feeling half insane and very frazzled, probably a bit deaf and in need of a few drinks I should imagine.

For others, sex may have become a bit stale and in need of a reboot (guys, try doing more housework).

It was a bit sloppy and in need of attention, she judged, but not bad for an amateur.