Sentence examples for bit to cover from inspiring English sources

"We have quite a bit to cover here".

Gavin Wilkenson (or is it Sean McAuley) rotated the squad a bit to cover for injuries to Chara and Ricketts, so it will be interesting to see if they have more new ideas in mind when they head to Rio Tinto.

Such an offer would be only a marginal expense for a "super PAC" — plus a bit more to cover the lawyers needed to prove it legal under federal election law — and no one would have to know who paid for this generous effort to stop fraud.

At a dinner meeting on Wednesday in nearby Sturgeon Bay, Wis., Lisa Lamkins, AARP's advocacy director in Wisconsin, asked 40 people eating cheese-smothered ham and red potatoes how many would be willing "to pay a bit more to cover everyone in this country with decent health care".

But the would-be amount, estimated to be less than $120 million, may be a bit tight to cover some $73 million in debt at Hollinger Inc., the Canadian shell company Black controls, plus potential adverse verdicts in securities-fraud cases pending against the lord and his associates in Delaware and Chicago.

So we kind of did it under duress a little bit, just to cover our asses.

I would like to have at the very least written a column a little bit longer to cover some things that I didn't.

And, unpopular as it was, they increased property taxes a bit each year to cover spending increases.

When some of the paste is used, simply smooth over the surface and add a tiny bit more oil to cover.

And one day I was thinking about the queen and the crown and how she was getting to a point in the story where she was starting to crumble a little bit and wanted to cover up her neck.

They entered an environment of mentorship, co-suffering peers as motivators and a bit of money to cover living expenses — barely enough to get a minimum product out to market.