Sentence examples for opens a bit from inspiring English sources
The film opens a bit creakily, taking time to establish itself as a narrative within a narrative.
He opens a bit irrelevantly by trying to solve the minor mystery of a handmade, cryptic artifact that has been sent to neurologists and other scientists around the world.
As we bounced along, Mr. Horgan passed out cards showing that rainfall, hours of sunshine and mean daily minimum and maximum temperatures here all closely match those in Bordeaux -- except that the growing season opens a bit earlier and closes a bit later.
As of this instant, the Zune cannot record from FM. Which opens a bit of speculation.
As soon as do, your body cleanses and opens a bit, so your nervousness can dissipate, leading your brain to quiet down.
One day, Dorothy's door opened a bit wider.
The doors of the cathedral opened; a bit later they closed.
Even before the space opened a bit of graffiti appeared on its facade: "Another art gallery.
After a few minutes, the window opened a bit and out flew a little bag filled with something white.
She will still be a gatekeeper, but she plans to nudge the gate open a bit wider.
It may have opened a bit late for Halloween, but this will spook up your winter nicely.
