Sentence examples for bit you have from inspiring English sources

"If you start a game, you can try to get in the flow a little bit; you have a little more time to feel it out," Rapinoe said.

"In order to read Thor," Mr. Johnston said, exaggerating a bit, "you have to buy 10 mini-series for $4 an issue at 22 pages each".

It might have led to a place where the airport was actually a delightful part of your holiday, instead of the tiresome bit you have to endure at the beginning and end as things are now.

I think that because we're no longer a literary culture, as we used to be, it isn't the word that speaks: you have to perform the word a bit, you have to demonstrate it, you have to appear, you have to be the book, and that's quite different.

"A little bit of luck didn't go our way, but when you're struggling a little bit, you have to make sure you defend properly.

JM: There's an ebb and flow a little bit, you have to cut yourself some slack sometimes.

The clothes Now to the bit you've all been waiting for - my expert appreciation of the clothes.

"Sometimes the floor director will say, that collar's sliding down a little bit, you've got to prop it up there".

Mr. Sklar says with relief, "Now I'm realizing hardly anyone gets bit, you've got to be drunk, you've got to be a dude, you've got to be an idiot".

Now, for the bit you've been scanning this page for.

That already narrows things down quite a bit — you've got pudding, pecan pie, peanut brittle….