Sentence examples for bit of room for from inspiring English sources

So, maybe there's a bit of room for bragging in Canada after all.

"We thought it was quite a bit of room for the money," Mrs. Taylor recalled.

There's some singing, by Ms. Dulfer and others; there's a small, strategic bit of room for solos.

The house here is on a 30cm by 50cm tray, leaving a bit of room for a garden.

Her New York debut showcases a steady artistic progress, while also indicating quite a bit of room for improvement.

I think there's a lot of room for innovation, and also a bit of room for making the product higher quality in the way that it's manufactured.

Or did he mean: "There's still just, just barely, a tiny, weeny little bit of room left for optimism"?

It's available in two colours and at 42cm in diameter there's a fair bit of room inside for its height.

Chop herbs and add to an ice tray, then cover them with olive oil, leaving a bit of room at the top for expansion.

(Sure, you can buy them pre-made, but they don't take that long to make yourself). Chop herbs and add to an ice tray, then cover them with olive oil, leaving a bit of room at the top for expansion.

Taking a spare top and shorts in your hand luggage would not only mean you would have spares just in case your luggage got lost, but would save a bit of room in your suitcase for other things.