Sentence examples for bit over there from inspiring English sources

"It's fine, I'm O.K., I saw a little bit over there," she said, half in jest, when asked if the scene was grungy enough for her.

So that scraggy bit over there where the rusty barbecue is I can turn into a parterre using lovely thyme – which will fill long summer evenings with heady scent.

If our water and air are contaminated though, it is all of our water and all of our air, not just that bit over there". Even so, he classes himself as an optimist, just because the alternative is not an option.

As soon as you say "Aw, I dunno, I sort of want this bit over there, with a little twirl here, and a kinda cutesy look at the back", you become fodder for suggestions.

Have a sleepover or maybe just hang out a bit over there.

"They hang on to music a little bit longer over there," says McPherson, sounding as though he'd like to see a similar sense of history this side of the Atlantic.

At the preview performance I attended, bits of scenery fell over, there were ominous thuds, and a stagehand came on to fiddle with Peter Parker's harness as he was singing a duet.

Rivals joust for the Palme d'or, royal guests applaud and, of course, by the time the festivities are over, there's a bit of blood on the floor of the Palais des Festivals.

Though the technique had changed a bit over time, there had been no significant alterations since 1936, when the IAAF first decided that athletes didn't have to clear the bar leg first.

"I had started playing a bit again over there and got the love for football back.

The rest of the content is a bit more warmed-over: there are Palin speeches, like this one in Denver a few days ago, which you can already find on YouTube.