Sentence examples for bit to take from inspiring English sources

I cook the garlic a bit to take away some heat and sharpness.

With the right training you could doubtless disable the alarms and pick off a bit to take home.

Sister had the impulse to lift the girl's shoulders a bit, to take the pressure of her weight off her own aching bladder, but resisted.

However, the intention behind the Eagle's Way is not for travellers to route-march across the roof of Europe, as some hiking trails do, but to meander a bit, to take in lakes, waterfalls, ancient villages and Alpine meadows.

All you homeowners champing at the bit to take advantage of the proposed relaxation of planning rules for domestic extensions: ask yourself first just how many years of your life you'd be willing to sacrifice for that conservatory.

This week saw a room full of community campaigners and activists champing at the bit to take over an abandoned school building and transform it into a shiny new hub at the heart of their inner city community.

Here, we get advantage of the parallel structure of the OFDM system and use product code that forces the signalling points of bits to take values at certain locations in the constellation.

"It was a bit unbelievable to take $100,000 in one second".

"Most people are a little bit afraid to take that next step with the problem animal and turn it loose".

Bit odd to take Welsh as his inspiration.

Maybe they were just a bit slow to take interest.