Sentence examples for gather a bit from inspiring English sources

England's winter is starting to gather a bit of momentum.

Is the pressure getting to him?' And those type of angles can gather a bit of momentum.

"After that, I suppose you expect things to gather a bit of momentum but it has been completely the opposite.

In the time between coin-op launch and home availability, however, MK had begun to gather a bit of a reputation.

Once Microsoft gathers a bit more data about how the apps run on more real-world devices, it will make launch a fresh version of the app and announce its general availability on Android, too.

Once Microsoft gathers a bit more data about how the apps run on more real-world devices, it will make launch a fresh version of the app and announce its general availability on Android, too.

Another aspiring actor also made his debut in the movie: Tom Cruise, whose Hollywood trajectory gathered a bit more upward momentum than Hewitt's.

"Maybe my trip here will give me [the opportunity to] gather a little bit more information I suppose what went wrong and the culprits and the folks who are responsible".

Gather a golfball-size bit of dough and squeeze to combine.

Anyway, VICE wanted to know if I'd actually learned anything from my special investigations, and it turns out I did, actually, which, combined with a good decade of being well, let's face it, a bit of a slut means I've gathered a fair bit of wisdom when it comes to sex.

Anyway, VICE wanted to know if I'd actually learned anything from my special investigations and it turns out I did, actually, which, combined with a good decade of being – well, let's face it, a bit of a slag – means I've gathered a fair bit of wisdom when it comes to sex.