Sentence examples for bit you can get from inspiring English sources

The least little bit you can get helps," she said.

Once you've had a chance to vent or get outside your own problems for a bit, you can get back to business.

With that said, our video guy managed to survive back there for our shoot without much trouble, and if the person in the front passenger seat is willing to move forward a bit, you can get away with having two mildly uncomfortable adult passengers.

If you can make him laugh, or even smile a bit, you can get your foot in the metaphorical door.

Leave your curtains open a bit so you can get a bit of sunshine light in.

If you chip in a bit more, you can get your sweetheart a Muir-style rucksack or a stuffed animal representing a species that'll be more secure thanks to your gift.

Maybe you'll have to paint it or fix it up a bit, but you can get a fine house".

"You get so much veg so you save a bit, and you can get some nice fresh produce".

Such "fast-tracking" is already widespread: if you pay a bit more, you can get a speedier connection or even a special "content delivery network" to hurry up the delivery of your data (as many large firms do).

"Make sure you beat him up a little bit so you can get the quarterback to look to another receiver and frustrate him when he can't have the ball over the top.

In other words, if you half-close your eyes, preferably at night-time and with the assistance of lighting, food and drink, and forget all the above imperfections, and suspend the suspicion that it might all be a bit kitsch, you can get a kind of whoosh out of the curvy interior.