Sentence examples for bit sadly from inspiring English sources
"Once you sanction M.M.A. here, there will be no more need for underground fights," Mr. Genia said, a bit sadly.
She asked this reverently, a bit sadly, as if she'd actually known my mother, or perhaps because it reminded her of her father, I could not tell.
I showed her the page in my other dictionary that had not just "Tasmanian devil" but also "Tasmanian wolf," with a picture of the wolf glancing, a bit sadly, over its left shoulder.
She notes, a bit sadly, that many of the people she knows "seem very busy".
Kumanyika continued, laughing a bit sadly: "A lot of people who are supporting the Confederate flag, if you came to them with racist things, they'll be like, 'I hate racism!' and be disgusted by it.
This set contains all 52 episodes (the broadcast versions so a three minor trims keep some naughty bits sadly unavailable) and is welcome anarchy and silliness about a wallaby who tries to get along after moving from Australia to the US.
Transfer kitty: £15m-30m, depending on players out Most mouth-watering rumour so far: Mouth's a bit dry at the moment, sadly.
Hopefully this means that us honest, law-abiding types can command our spam filters to disarm a little bit, but sadly, we doubt it.
Sadly, BIT collapsed in chaos and debt in 1979, their archives destroyed, but the BIT guides were the precursor and inspiration for Rough Guides and Lonely Planet.
LookOut!, for instance, offers a live video feed (with quite a bit of lag, sadly) at the top of your display overlaid on Pokemon Go (and other apps) to give players a look at what's in front of them, so they don't walk into traffic or fall down a well.
