Sentence examples for if there is a bit from inspiring English sources

"If anything, it's starting to feel as if there is a bit of a backlash.

If there is a bit of topsoil, it tends to be shallow, infertile or utilized as an ornamental lawn.

"It's only for ten minutes so it is definitely worth having a go and even if there is a bit of cloud coverage predicted".

So today it is important because even if there is a bit of public money, it is very little by comparison to what it brings in returns.

Even Tory commentators are remarking on how disengaged he appears to be as if there is a bit of his id that secretly yearns to lose.

If there is a bit of hope in the latest rash of sexual abuse allegations, it might be found in this article in The Philadelphia Inquirer about victims feeling empowered to speak out because of the publicity surrounding the Jerry Sandusky case.

So what if there's a bit of splattered pumpkin?

And if there was a bit of collateral damage, well, sod it, that's what happens.

"I think people would be very interested in Fairtrade if there were a bit more growth and life there".

He wasn't a sit-in-the-corner, a quiet Harry; if there was a bit of uproar he'd be amongst it like myself.

But every other person questioned at the stand offered similar opinions, even if there was a bit of discord over which body part benefited most.