Sentence examples for dropping a bit from inspiring English sources

Even those familiar with the Morgan's exhaustive, nearly three-inch-thick catalog of its drawings from this period, published in 1991, may find their jaws dropping a bit.

"You are under oath, sir," Mr. Pellicano said, dropping a bit of Perry Mason on Mr. Reynolds and drawing yet another admonition from the judge.

Apart from sterling dropping "a bit too low", he has no concerns about Brexit, and says no economic data could change his mind.

Hold your hand over the pan, and when you can feel the heat of the olive oil, test the heat by dropping a bit of egg into the pan.

I got them involved in cooking from a very young age, got them stirring, dropping a bit of pancake mixture in the pan, or watching the food cook in the oven, cakes rising, or cheese bubbling up.

"We conceded a goal and got a little bit edgy as a team, dropping a bit deeper as a team.

All that said, gross margin did drop a bit, to 36.9percentt down from 41.8percentt a year ago.

The elevator dropped a bit, and stopped.

(It has dropped a bit since then).

In recent months consumer confidence has dropped a bit.

"We were nearly through and then we dropped a bit.