Sentence examples for bit of time given from inspiring English sources
"I'm not surprised this [transition] is taking a bit of time," given the long list of appointments and issues that Juncker's dealt with in the past months, says James Wilsdon, a professor at the Science Policy Research Unit of the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom.
"If it was a Saturday game he may well have struggled but that extra bit of time gives him a chance and I would suspect he will hopefully be fit, although he won't be 100% fit".
Typically a yeasted dough laced with buckwheat flour, I've adapted the recipe into a meringue-lifted creation to save yourself a bit of time while still giving some airiness to the often-dense buckwheat pancake.
Failing that, the Norman Rockwell Museum, given a bit of time, might have been able to find a collector willing to buy one or both of the Rockwells with the promise either to donate them to the Rockwell Museum immediately or, at the very least, to allow them to be kept there as an indefinite loan.
So to have a bit of time off, to be given a party like this, is really, really a treat".
Otherwise give her a bit of time to return to her usual mood.
Others consumed caffeine throughout the day and used caffeine as a reward or used their caffeine break as a way to disrupt their routine, for example: "It gives me a bit of time out…A break from the pressures of the day".
"But the reaction from the crowd when the fourth official held up the sign saying there was five minutes of injury time gave us that bit of energy we'd lacked all night.
According to Taya, Kyle thought that the trip would "give someone who was hurting a chance to talk on the drive, spend a short bit of time shooting, and then give him a little more time to talk on the way home, to find some outlets and resources".
She just needs a little bit of time …People need to give her time to get her s*** together".
All it took was a bit of time and compassion to give those animals the type of sanctuary that nature designed them to thrive in.
