Sentence examples for carried a bit from inspiring English sources

It carried a bit of heat and, if one tasted carefully, a hint of tarragon but was otherwise plain.

Dylan Hartley Hooker – 3 Carried a bit early on, but he carried can for England's scrum problems as much as Cole did.

I'd apparently carried a bit of Rancho San José into El Pedregal with me; earlier that day on the ranch, I'd seen a ladder-backed woodpecker and found one of its feathers.

Brunt, a 23-year-old from Barnsley, gave up the game for a couple of years when she was a teenager because, by her own admission, she carried a bit too much weight.

I didn't prepare him for the transplant or do the surgery or even take care of him for very long, but I carried a bit of the triumph with me.

Later tonight on the main Coachella stage, the two closing bands together recapture a moment that many of these younger artists are hoping to recreate, when bands could be major stars in England, but here still carried a bit of subcultural cachet: the Stone Roses and Blur.

"For me, I definitely feel the halfpipe carries a bit more weight, a bit more pressure.

'I'm an ex-rugby player and carry a bit of weight,' he said.

Very often, the publishers' representatives say that we are unique in carrying a bit of everything".

The waistcoat is far too tight – it suggests he's carrying a bit.

He's carrying a bit of weight – you could almost say embonpoint.