Sentence examples for creating a bit more from inspiring English sources

If you hook on of the can soda pop top onto the hanger, you can hang another item, creating a bit more rod space.

"Well, it creates a bit more uncertainty," he offers, "so I can't exactly welcome it.

By aligning himself more fully with Ted Cruz and other conservatives, Walker has created a bit more room to maneuver politically.

Doing this creates a bit more room if three people or child seats are in the second row.

We just want to see them flex their muscles to create a bit more flexibility around promoting it".

Every quarter the U.S. loses somewhere around seven million jobs, and creates a bit more than seven million more.

The Morgan might have chosen to eliminate two or three rows to create a bit more legroom.

"It could create a bit more randomness for the grid on Sunday, without artificially inverting grids," he said.

By unmooring the action from the points she wants to make, Ms. Pite creates a bit more room for the imagination.

"It would be interesting to explore whether we can create a bit more work together, rather than just take work to you guys".

It swells towards the top, in celebration of the fact that floor space gets more valuable the higher you go, and to create a bit more pavement space at ground level, in order to handle the crowds it will generate.