Sentence examples for bit to join from inspiring English sources

Seeing as this year's Irish Redhead Convention just ended, you'll have to wait a bit to join in next year's redheaded fun.

It's a bit unusual to join a school midway through term, but an exception was made for Forrester, who is a glossy-coated two-year-old roan shorthorn bull.

We also like to say you need to be a little bit crazy to join this business.

It's a bit late to join that crowd, especially considering it was the first to add USB 1.0 ports on the first iMacs years ago.

The genre speaks to me because I am a quilter who cuts out small bits of fabric to join to other small bits of fabric.

You can see the problem: McKellen, full of youthful confidence, stuck it out for a bit, then left to join a smaller company where he had a hope in hell of landing a leading role sometime before retirement.

Harvard bit, inviting him to join the faculty in 1991.

Club chairman Joe Sweeney said Philip Pariyo told club coach, the former Wales international Mark Ring, he could play a bit and asked to join in.

To the recent graduate or postdoc, trying to break into this crowd is a bit like trying to join some kind of exclusive country club--or get past the doorman without being a member.

And it is a bit awkward for him to join in the festivities.

So where we're sitting, we've got some running ahead in the schools environment, but on the corporate side we're holding back a bit and we need to join those two up," he added.