Sentence examples for bit would be from inspiring English sources

Opening it up a bit would be good".

The equities bit would be crunched together with NASDAQ's similar operation.

Nevertheless, raising interest rates a bit would be beneficial on several counts, Mr. Petzel maintains.

In the Welsh case, the asset-owning bit would be a "virtual utility" employing just 120 people.

I knew it was actual playing and not a radio because sometimes the notes would stop and the same bit would be played again.

I asked her 'Why do that?' and she said, 'Well, they criticize everything I do, and the last bit would be to criticize my composition.' " Another question I didn't bother asking Barry is whether Hatto was in on the con.

Some bits would be sold off, others would be closed.

To create constituencies with around 75,000 voters, bits would be chopped off giant seats such as the Isle of Wight (which has more than 100,000 voters now), while sparsely peopled rural seats in places like Wales would be merged.

And chef Jordi Herrera's rock'n'roll approach to the nasty bits would be just as groundbreaking as those at St John in London, except the Spanish have always liked a bit of nose-to-tail eating.

The new bits would be bonus content and wouldn't be required to play "Spore".

Therefore, even if new bits have to be added to the ACK frames, the overhead of these bits would be negligible.