Sentence examples for come a bit from inspiring English sources

Her complaint has come a bit late.

But the plan, announced by the government in 2004, has come a bit late.

As for moving on, that will have to come a bit later.

After just one year, both judgments seem to come a bit soon.

"Could you not just come a bit closer?" she asks at one point.

But maybe by understanding that lie, we'll come a bit closer to understanding the truth.

Hasn't this World Cup come a bit too soon for him, though?

They will come a bit under the radar, an unknown quantity.

Until these perceptions come a bit closer to each other, the prospects for reconciliation will remain dim.

"This Irving Berlin fellow seems to have come a bit of a cropper here, Jeeves," he says.

But with time has come a bit more wit and technical skill, like this from the House Republicans account.