Sentence examples for lit bit from inspiring English sources
"A lit bit of excitement, often of a rather dangerous nature, is unavoidable on such journeys.
Asked whether she was on schedule or ahead of it, Ennis said: "A lit bit ahead, I suppose.
Give yourself 0 points for "No way!" (you completely disagree with the statement), 5 points for "Heck, yeah!" (you completely, wholeheartedly agree with it), and points in between if you agree a lit bit, somewhat, or a lot.
I liked the lit bit -- the bit in the summer time.
The total number of participant recruited annually gradually increased during the study period, even there was a lit bit of wane (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> aPearson chi-square test.
Our most important task was to make sure that no one bit "lit up," because if it did (for example, if the program was in a very tight loop), it could burn out that bit in all 32 tubes and that would be a disaster.
Chick-lit, with a bit of wit and bite, by an author who also came up with Everyone Worth Knowing.
It is carefully tended by waiters who mill about the brightly lit parlors with bits of hot charcoal that, once placed in the pipe, keep the tobacco burning.
Is this inscription a note to self, or is the novel being returned to whoever gifted it in the first place with a tart bit of lit crit thrown in for good measure?
Thus, in the chapter on "Having Your First Kiss", there's a bit of lit crit on Romeo and Juliet's fluttering initial embrace as they find holy language to talk themselves into their profane encounter, or "the most memorable first kiss of all time" as Smith puts it.
