Sentence examples for bit making from inspiring English sources
This effect stretches the Earth a bit, making it a little bit oblong.
I did my bit, making a pitch for writing as a supplementary therapy and providing a few guidelines and prompts.
Most accounts lost the "a bit," making an obvious and innocuous remark sound like a defeatist whine).
Last season, "Orange" hedged its bets a bit, making the majority of the inmates, while not blameless, victims of a lousy environment, an impulse that skirted condescension.
"His work is conceptual and it's a little bit making fun of all the elements that connote luxury and glamour," Ms. Novogrod said.
Pavement hasn't tidied up its music one bit, making clear that each dissonant guitar tangent and each jumpy melody was deliberate and self-conscious.
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.
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.
