Sentence examples for bit things from inspiring English sources

When the kitchen pulled back a bit, things improved.

"Bit by bit, things are being shaved off this programme to save money.

We focused on that and we will have a good practice later and chat a bit, things like that.

But I think beyond the material aspect, you can sense in the conversation that they want to know more what's happening on the outside, so bit by bit, things are evolving".

If I got stuck on a word or sentence as I wrote, I found myself shaking my arms, bouncing on my feet or stepping away from the desk for a bit — things I couldn't do in a chair.

The meetings drew officials from the city, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers — all of whom were given an earful — and bit by bit, things improved.

There's been an uptick in the past couple of years in games that sell themselves on being hard, largely inspired, I think, by the Souls games and by a resurgence in nostalgia for 8- and 16-bit things, when games were hard as a means of padding out experiences limited in length by their hardware.

Pressed on how changing that policy to 17 designated days could somehow break the union between Northern Ireland and Great Britain, Graham said: "It's a bit-by-bit thing.

No, Frankenstein goes and creates new life out of bits of things -- bits of human things, in fact.

A bit. Things have got more wearable recently but there's still a fair amount of brilliant catwalk nonsense: last season there was a baby styled as a rucksack.

I was starting to change a little bit to things I don't normally do.