Sentence examples for bit to put from inspiring English sources

We've struggled a bit to put it in the net, but people shouldn't be worried".

We've lost market share quite a bit, to put it mildly, and we absolutely need BlackBerry 10 to turn us around".

"Tipper wants a much more quiet life for herself — we had to push her a little bit to put her photography on sale — and I think she has found that now," Mr. Gold said.

We've lost market share quite a bit, to put it mildly, and we absolutely need BlackBerry 10 to turn us around". Heins also faces an uphill struggle persuading US carriers to carry the phone: T-Mobile is only selling the Z10, while Sprint will only offer the Q10.

The really good guys on the slavery issue which is to say on the human freedom issue were not the Virginia plantation masters but the less-venerated "big government" Yankee founders who sped the abolition of slavery in the north.The American Spectator's Jeffrey Lord twists a bit to put Jefferson and Madison in a favourable light, and it's true that both wanted slavery to end eventually.

As we covered last week, there are already investors that are chomping at the bit to put money into developers who are building apps on top of Glass.

I like flicking through magazines and choosing bits to put together: a bit of Moss, a touch of Kylie.

Simpson believed the transcripts would provide a more accurate picture of what he said, rather than selectively leaked bits to put the company in a bad light.

It's a bit nicer to put the primes on and save the options to the end, but it gets a bit smelly if there is a safety car".

I found the self-compassion one quite good because it's, I think it was something I, we all sort of felt that we were guilty of not doing… that one probably stuck out quite a bit because I do tend to be quite, um, self-flagellating … but again it's a bit difficult to put into practice.

"I was a bit peeved, to put it politely," he said.