Sentence examples for bit to do with from inspiring English sources

Of course, films have a bit to do with it.

"His health had a little bit to do with that.

This, no doubt, had quite a bit to do with their failings.

I'msure that had a little bit to do with him choosing his direction in life.

I think that had a little bit to do with it".

"Ego has a little bit to do with it," Rice said of the O'Neal-Bryant feud.

His love of ham sandwiches may have quite a bit to do with it, too.

It has a little bit to do also with courage -- to go away from what you're used to and throw yourself into a different world.

A number of countries in the international coalition are desperately champing at the bit to do business with Iran and had only reluctantly agreed to impose sanctions for the specific reason of Iran's lack of cooperation on nuclear transparency.

According to Daniel Humphreys, the leader of Worthing council, the choice of his town as an archetype of dullness has "a little bit more to do with alliteration" than reality.

It is their computer, their bit stream to do with as they will, with their software.