Sentence examples for bit made from inspiring English sources
He soldiered quite a bit, made a politic marriage to Octavian's sister, Octavia, and fathered two daughters.
They passed laws, used government purchasing power to get companies to operate fairly and, bit by bit, made racism unacceptable in the public space.
He and the other responding officers milled around a bit, made sure the bike and biker were O.K., and drove away.
The bit made a straight-line connection to an audience full of college kids raised on that kind of humor, regardless of race.
But borrowing the extra bit made a lot of sense if it got them extra rooms, as the terms a fixed interest rate of 6%, with repayment due in five years were deemed easy.
11.23pm GMT They might not be Giants I am not going to pretend that I wasn't amused by the Giants implosion earlier today, so this bit made me smile.
Morris said: "That bit makes me cry.
Staff smile, chat a bit, make life marginally less horrendous.
"That bit makes me cry," said Joel Morris, who co-authored the new books with his writing partner, Jason Hazeley.
If this last bit makes Ms. Cheever sound like a killjoy, that is hardly the full story.
Most accounts lost the "a bit," making an obvious and innocuous remark sound like a defeatist whine).
