Sentence examples for paid a bit from inspiring English sources

If everyone paid a bit more, then the poor could benefit from the surplus.

He also says - interestingly - that he thinks MPs should be paid a bit more.

"Yes, you have to get paid a bit more for your milk, we see that.

I paid a bit extra and ordered good-quality loose covers in soft cotton twill.

We paid a bit extra to have the furniture included, but it wasn't nearly as much as it was worth.

One wishes only that Mr. McGerr had paid a bit more attention to the discontinuities and conflicts within that movement.

You'll pay a bit more for Longleaf (91 cents a year per $100) than for Ameristock (77 cents).

Or perhaps the wealthy elderly could pay a bit more.

True, Warner is now paying a bit more in interest.

Children's accounts still pay a bit of interest, apparently.

Paying a bit extra for a more comfortable seat seems like fair play.