Sentence examples for bit to return from inspiring English sources

"He's just chomping at the bit to return to dancing, to go back to 'Spider-Man.' He loves this production so much.

Crist is chomping at the bit to return to the field, so I expect him to get the call at some point this season.

At this time of year the habitat piles burst into life with fruiting fungi all doing their bit to return the tree to the earth.

10 59am: Gates is up next, describing himself as "deeply honoured" by Obama's entreaty that he stay on at the Pentagon, although early word in Washington had Gates champing at the bit to return to civilian life.

Indeed, the film does its bit to return some luster to the legend of Camelot, which has been so diminished by a generation of tell-all books, tawdry mini-series and tabloid surmise.

This is part of the continuing tradition of upper middle class Americans who venture abroad for a bit, to return with a new quasi-British accent (no matter what country they have been in) and wondering tales of the fabulous dinner conversations to be had across the Pond.

"It made it a little bit easier to return as it was quite windy earlier," Murray said.

It simply disappeared for a bit, only to return as something far more useful.

Gary Perkin from Save our Shackleton said: "The aircraft is in serious risk - she could be scrapped, broken or taken out of the county in bits, never to return". The Ministry of Defence said it was "inappropriate" to comment further on the future of the Shackleton.

One horseplayer, Joe Conte, said that made him proud, though he was "champing at the bit" for racing to return.

"It's fair to say there has been a little bit of pressure to return to a two-rider team on the roads - so once we'd reached that decision Conor really was the obvious choice.