Sentence examples for bit it has from inspiring English sources

Bit by bit it has sloughed off its British Raj looks (décor left by Victorian Manor, one of the previous tenants) for just a few touches of India, like the requisite statue of Ganesh, the remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune.

"Bit by bit, it has started to establish itself in France".

Bit by bit, it has permitted the use of synthetic slate for roofs and allowed one-piece double-paned windows with painted aluminum parts that simulate the checkerboard look of old windows whose small panes of glass were set into wood frames.

The nation has grown a bit, it has gotten to be a better place, needless to add, with miles to go before we sleep.

Between Rosie's righteous dressing-down of Adam (please put, "Would you like to share it with the group???" on my mf gravestone), and Eyal exposing his true colours as a Hertfordshire theatre brat by throwing a wobbly – the phrase "mugged me off" sounding, from him, as unnatural as a dog's bark – because someone took the piss out of him a bit, it has been a yuge week for conflict.

And though Ginsberg's poetry hadn't freed the world yet — or freed it just a little bit — it had certainly liberated Ginsberg.

We cleaned it up a little bit, it had quite a few rips in the fabric.

Among the many bits it has shed, several have been bought by investors keen to give experienced managers the chance to follow their instincts.

Since 2001, when broad economic duties were added to the trade and industry bits, it has been known as METI rather than MITI.

And like all popular bytes and bits, it has a sexual overtone: No one loves me like I do; no one will love me until I love me.

No sooner was it declared winner than it was out and about trying to sell the bits it hadn't really wanted in the first place.Why would two Chinese companies both want Rover?