Sentence examples for bit to work from inspiring English sources

Coming at it anew, there felt like quite a bit to work with.

Ever since, he's been champing at the bit to work with Woody.

Brendan McCartney has a fair bit to work with in the coming seasons, not least Jack Macrae, who on the weekend became the youngest player to win more than 40 touches in an AFL game, and Jason Johannisen, who made the most of his late call-up as Ryan Griffen's replacement.

"We've got a year and bit to work with them and this team are so young.

That way, "even if we had not got the first bit to work, we still had many other things to do".

The original design was pretty fugly and it never hurts to wait a bit to work out the bugs and design flaws.

"The team have got a few bits to work on, our structure wasn't quite there," the back-rower told BBC Radio Jersey.

The idea is that it takes more suction from you to get out the water, forcing your inner bits to work harder, abandoning the hiccups.

Now we have a bit more to work with when we want a quick fix on a politician's position.

Spray adhesive also works, but it's a bit harder to work with.

Note that thread is actually a bit difficult to work with.