Sentence examples for bit it turns from inspiring English sources
Quite a bit, it turns out.
If, for some odd reason, you find yourself needing to flee the city crowds and get away from it all for a bit, it turns out that South Africa is gigantic and stunningly beautiful.
Quite a bit it turns out …. 1. Extreme product passion.
Not one bit, it turns out.
As we refined this a bit it turned out that what he meant was that he wanted American military assistance.
A very small bit as it turns out.
The rendition fell a bit flat — it turns out that heavy metal does not translate well to the cello — but the Red Sox soon played to their audience.
"I did worry about it a bit, but it turns out if you haven't got a conviction it's OK".
Mr. Winter's show settles down a bit when it turns to commercial camerawork: early blue cyanotypes of chairs, hand-colored pictures of candy, no-nonsense pictures of trailer frames and, best of all, black-and-white images of fastidiously coifed women, seen from the back.
He has compared another track, Strive, to "Picasso taking a risk when he decided to go abstract", which might be pitching it a bit high: it turns out to be a commercial pop-house track, albeit one featuring a guest verse from Missy Elliot and a lovely, understated piano line pinched from Alicia Myers' oft-sampled disco-gospel hit I Want to Thank You.
They must have worked quite a bit, as it turns out, because at launch, Lifecake has apps for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch), Android, Mac, Windows and web which is almost unheard of for such young companies.
