Sentence examples for bit to think from inspiring English sources
"It's amusing to me a little bit to think we could win it again," Motion said.
It smarts a bit to think of such spots out of our lives, like kids off at college.
Maybe that's why–I'm just digressing a little bit to think about the way things go in history.
"It helps a bit, to think about things in a calmer vein," said Cliff Sanders, who lost his house in a fire after the storm.
A bout with Lyme disease forced her to miss about nine months in 2007 and 2008, and the absence "maybe scared me a little bit to think, O.K., I've got to go out there and play and really try and achieve what I've wanted to," Stosur said.
Its so rare that sometimes it takes people a bit to think about it.
(Our first reading was Theodore Roosevelt's Man in the Arena bit). A moment to think quietly about your life?
I think he'd be chuffed to bits to think he was on the people's banknote and he would never have expected it.
You had to have a bit of leisure, a bit of money and be a little bit nuts to think that that was fun".
Prof Palmer explains: "I think it is a bit unwise, and possibly even a bit dangerous, to think that the climate of the UK will just gradually warm and we'll transition to a more balmy southern European climate.
When you're doing an act, it's a bit glib to think, "I'm fixing myself".
