Sentence examples for bit to read from inspiring English sources
"Perhaps people are slowing down a little bit to read them".
It didn't surprise me one bit to read how Susan Szachowicz led the charge to turn the school around.
Daysha is champing at the bit to read and write and excitedly raises her hand, but when Ms. Moffett calls on her, she often has no answer.
In a front-page headline, the Daily News changed Garner's words a bit, to read "We Can't Breathe," which accurately summed up the feelings of many New Yorkers, and many Americans outside New York, when they heard that a grand jury had decided not to bring charges against Pantaleo or anyone else.
In a front-page headline, the Daily News changed Garner's words a bit, to read "We Can't Breathe," which accurately summed up the feelings of many New Yorkers, and many Americans outside New York, when they heard that a grand jury had decided not to bring charges against Pantaleo or anyone else.
Judge Holmes is "The Judge Who Writes Like a Human Being" At any rate, Mr. Rubin's piece has me chomping at the bit to read the decision when it comes out and plotting to be the one who breaks the story, a feat I have not achieved in a celebrity case since pulling an all nighter in 2012 to post on the Tax Court decision in the case of the great F. Lee Bailey.
Bit much to read through now, save for later.
It's a bit easier to read while drinking, however, and so the allure endures.
