Sentence examples for called a bit from inspiring English sources

There was one lady who called, a bit ago.

Current computers perform their calculations using 1's and 0's, with each binary digit called a "bit" of information.

He watched Josiah and Ally engaged in what she, as a New Zealander, called "a bit of a snog".

Privately, Mr. Arnault is called a bit stiff -- "cold" is the word used most often -- by fashion executives who have dealings with him.

Blatter laid out what he called "a bit of a Formula One" road map to reform that is scheduled to end at the Fifa Congress in Mauritius in 2013.

It's called — a bit awkwardly — Beauty Is Life, after the initials of its creator, Beatrix Isabel Lied, who is a professional makeup artist with a Hamburg academy to teach the next generation.

The contrast between the display of such weaponry and China's rhetoric about harmony he calls "a bit of schizophrenia".

Or more accurately those with shades of dickhead in them, or what Enoka would probably call a bit of mongrel.

One of those moments they call "a bit of fun" even though there's nothing remotely amusing about it.

Now, more confident in their relationship and squeezed by busy schedules, they Skype twice weekly and call a bit more than that.

The archbishop's fascination with Shakespeare has recently taken tangible literary shape in what he nervously calls "a bit of imaginative writing".