Sentence examples for bit to draw from inspiring English sources

Saturday is Record Store Day, presented by a consortium of independent stores and trade groups, with hundreds of retailers in the United States and some overseas cranking up the volume a bit to draw back customers and to celebrate the culture of buying, selling and debating CDs and vinyl.

Play around with it for a bit to draw in interest from others at the Center.

You could just set bits to draw on the screen.

It's a simple, familiar service with a nice little bit of bait to draw in the crowds.

Okay, this one's going to be a little bit trickier to draw.

It's also a bit difficult to draw conclusions based on comparisons between people and ferrets.

"At the level of an individual, it's always a bit dangerous to draw conclusions," he said.

So this is quite a complicated game, it's got three players for a start, so it's going to be a little bit hard to draw it up in a matrix, but nevertheless, let me try and do that.

(The art historian EH Gombrich wrote that Escher's work "presents so many interesting comments on the puzzles of representation"). Of his 1945 picture Balcony, with its weird bulging central distortion, Escher commented: "Surely it is a bit absurd to draw a few lines and then claim 'This is a house.'" The theme of Balcony, he said, was "this odd situation".

Of his 1945 picture Balcony, with its weird bulging central distortion, Escher commented: "Surely it is a bit absurd to draw a few lines and then claim 'This is a house.'" The theme of Balcony, he said, was "this odd situation".

Elizabeth explained that you've got to 'work that bit harder to draw people to your door'.