Sentence examples for bit so that from inspiring English sources

"If you're paying alimony, you might be paying quite a bit, so that can be a significant savings," he says.

It feels to me like it robs you of that "cover" a little bit, so that was a choice that you made.

"I'm flying quite a bit, so that doesn't really help," she said before getting practical.

I want to tame him a little bit," so that the audience can keep up.

She'd fallen forward a bit, so that it looked as if she were about to jump.

If it gets too frozen, that's fine; just let it thaw a bit so that you can work with it.

Mr. Bush worked harder and mellowed a bit, so that while he remained mischievous he was less likely to offend.

Illness had shrunk him quite a bit, so that now he not only sounded like the elderly Voltaire but looked like him, too.

But the cartoon Lieberman says, "I have become convinced of the need to change the anthem a bit so that the Arabs can learn it and sing it".

"The season needs to be adjusted a little bit so that you can spend a couple of weeks together in the U.K. and Ireland to prepare properly".

The Chinese are looking for reassurances from Thailand's government that it will do its bit, so that China does not lay tracks to Vientiane in vain.