Sentence examples for minus a bit from inspiring English sources

The low-lying coastal town where I grew up is still there, minus a bit of erosion cause by boats travelling down the Intracoastal Waterway.

So many millions of my fellow-Jews gave up their lives to the enemy, the least I can do is live for a while minus a bit of my heritage so as to help end this struggle and regain for all the children of God dignity and humanity".

Down the road from Dean Gardens lives heavyweight boxer Evander Holyfield, minus a bit of ear.

If you can, save any and all disposable money that isn't used to pay expenses, minus a bit of money for discretionary spending.

To be minus a little bit of heritage".

And it could be that Firm A has low costs, and the low costs are just the medium costs minus a little bit.

Whereas watching, say, a giant mouse leaping about on a mini-stage, a bit like Glastonbury without the drugs that are really just aspirins: who's to say what an under-five might learn from that?

It sort of looks like a big, bright Advil tablet with a cloth face sporting two big volume buttons — a plus and minus that look a bit like a crucifix when you squint.

For Q1, the company sees revenue of $12.7 billion, plus or minus $500 million, a bit below consensus at $12.9 billion.

Ricardo Carvalho was sent off in the final minutes for a flying elbow, and Ronaldo was involved in a mini-storm for a bit of wayward expectoration after the final whistle.

With the exception of a display demonstrating invagination---on loan from the Museum Vrolik---the Allard Pierson mini-exhibit is a bit of a bore.