Sentence examples for is a bit restricted from inspiring English sources

The limitation is that they have to stay in water, which means that the extent of their activity is a bit restricted.

"You want to hug people and do things with your arms, so that is a bit restricting.

"Sometimes we are a bit restricted but today we have the chance to have a bit of a look around.

"We're a bit restricted in what we can design by the colours," Ms Weightman said.

Bradford Bulls coach Francis Cummins said: "We are a bit restricted on the playing front at the moment and we have got a few players in poor form.

So our sight was a bit restricted.

These days more mobile phones are being used and they're just starting to introduce pre-paid cards, which will mean that access to people is a bit less restricted.

But, as a player, you are a little bit restricted in Italian football.

"How this tournament's gone so far, I was a little bit restricted in the beginning games," Lloyd said after the quarter-final.

UberX is still restricted to professional drivers in Paris — the service is a bit cheaper, but not cheap.

Restricting the discussion on the resolution only to the mathematical criteria is a bit misleading, because it would ignore the contrast and image quality.