Sentence examples for bit to ask from inspiring English sources
But it can also be interesting to get to know the painter a bit, to ask questions.
Ophelia stops yelling for a bit to ask if Annalise killed her husband, to no response from her daughter.
Questions of copyright infringement, e-book advances, and the iPad's ability to salvage publishing had the audience chomping at the bit to ask the panel questions.
At yesterday's White House news conference, correspondents were chomping at the bit to ask the president questions about Boston, health care reform, Syria and gun legislation.
I thought it was a bit rude to ask.
"It becomes a bit difficult to ask questions about her finances thereafter".
If that's a bit much to ask, others here insisted that film shows a way through tough situations.
I think it would be a bit naive to ask for a time frame, that would be naive," he said.
It would have been a bit much to ask of Havret to get up and down for birdie at the 72nd hole of his first United States Open.
