Sentence examples similar to bit press from inspiring English sources
Were they a bit pressed for time?
There is Jules Feiffer's mock-sullen meditation on the life of an aging children's book author whose excruciatingly chipper characters — Monte the Mouse, Bobo the Boa — come alive not to praise but to bury him (ouch!), and there is Van Allsburg's own nifty contribution, a tale of two caterpillars who know the secrets of the universe and how to communicate them but are a bit pressed for time.
Dines markets himself as the "original uranium bug" but is a bit press-shy.
You can play video and use your mobile at the same time, although you'd be a bit pressed for screen space if you decided to.
LU CAT broke out a bit, pressed the pace t here deep then stalked off the rail on the turn, came three wide into the stretch and weakened.
EL ASESINO broke in a bit, pressed the pace four wide then stalked outside leaving the turn, came five wide into the stretch, drifted in some and bested the others.
SAVAGERY broke in a bit, pressed the pace outside the winner then stalked just off the rail on the backstretch, re-bid between foes on the turn and in the stretch, could not quite match the winner in the final sixteenth but edged a foe for the place.
I've secured quite a bit of press for my company without the help of a publicist or ever sending out an official press release.
If it falls apart a bit, just press it back together.
Within a few years he had a primitive system, and got a bit of press coverage.
