Sentence examples for collected a bit from inspiring English sources

Finally I typed, "I'm good — everything okay?" Cool, collected, a bit detached.

The site collected a bit of money and began buying and sending gifts to the kids in the Regretsy community whose parents were having financial problems.

"This is a proper resolution - we've done our job by looking after it and in the meantime we've collected a bit more for the boys' club, and thousands of people in Bristol and farther afield have seen it," said the mayor.

'Ah, negrophilia,' says Grant. 'I actually collect a bit of that.

So what's the difference between means-testing and just collecting a bit more taxes?

That sideways move might let the directors collect a bit of a premium on some contractual points; sometimes the good will engendered by an early resolution can buy labor some concessions that a more acrimonious showdown will not.

A new law, passed last year, let them collect a bit more freely if, as the Times put it, it was done only as the incidental byproduct of investigating individuals "reasonably believed" to be overseas.

As long as a big chunk of your taxes is going to pay the interest on those trillions of borrowed dollars, you may want to own some of the debt and collect a bit of the interest yourself.

Holding up her designer handbag she said: "I am here with my little bag to collect a bit of money".

Then remove part of the enclosed wax and collect a bit of soil to measure the water content.

"I'm here with my little bag to actually collect a bit of money".