Sentence examples for bit make from inspiring English sources

Staff smile, chat a bit, make life marginally less horrendous.

"That seventh inning when we got to him, we were just able to bear down a little bit, make him throw some pitches and get something going".

Between now and opening night, we need to make sure that all the elements match up, cut the show a bit, make the storytelling more efficient.

Yours is the sort of voice that will help to shake things up a bit, make people question some of the media cliches surrounding religion.

I think I'm going to take them back to the guy and have him imperfect them a little bit, make them ragged.' For 32 years he has lived with a sculptor called Jonathan, who is younger than him.

If they can pretty up Bush's image just a bit, make the Bush era seem less like a nightmare to which the US must never return, that can only help.

Morris said: "That bit makes me cry.

"That bit makes me cry," said Joel Morris, who co-authored the new books with his writing partner, Jason Hazeley.

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.

If this last bit makes Ms. Cheever sound like a killjoy, that is hardly the full story.