Sentence examples for interest a bit from inspiring English sources

In my teenage years I sort of lost interest a bit.

"Like the other players that depend on leverage, they have pulled back their interest" a bit since the summer, he said.

Subsequently, to my ears, You Am I ossified into slightly same-y purveyors of retro-styled poppy rock, and I lost interest a bit.

What's needed are wines that obey the dictates of the dwindling bank account while satisfying the craving for reliable refreshment and restoration, and even piquing the interest a bit.

A regular update (through the "Activity Update" feature) when you have something of value to share a new publication, an article of interest, a bit of industry news keeps you out there in front of your network.

What I'm trying to say is that I like techno and I'm a bit of a geek, so I'm learning German because I've taken my cultural interests a bit too far.

That might help to push your interests a bit more.

At the same time, Fed officials are well aware that recessions are often caused by the central bank's raising interest rates a bit too much in the pursuit of price stability, choking off growth.

Nevertheless, raising interest rates a bit would be beneficial on several counts, Mr. Petzel maintains.

Something in the British psyche means our national interest in a bit of a tipple has kept the +1,000 year old Bingley Arms going since 951AD.

That is part of the joke, maybe; but at the expense, I feel, of the work as a whole, which without such human interest becomes a bit pat.