Sentence examples for bit sort of from inspiring English sources

"I love that it's a little bit sort of worn in," she said.

"I've never done anything that's been a bit sort of edgy, a bit dangerous, I guess," he says.

The bit, sort of a mash-up of poetry and a Jane's Addiction song, is one of the album's more inventive tracks.

He sort of wound up the crowds a little bit, sort of wound up a few of the lads, Ian Poulter included.

"But even my wife agreed that not to defend would be a bit sort of inappropriate, so I ve been given another leave pass".

In the beginning, when it was sort of showing the Industrial Revolution here, I thought it was a bit sort of chaotic was the word, but it was good.

Those characters are in the final stages of either closing this deal or tearing it to bits —  sort of a supercommittee of open-wheel racing.

That last bit is sort of true.

It makes me feel a bit strange, sort of empty and ethereal.

"To have something that's about you," Trego explains, "and, you know, having a little bit of, sort of, artistic, umm, you know".

As the crisis bit, "we sort of basically put the fund on hold," Peter Brimble, founding partner of Cambodia Emerald, said recently.