Sentence examples for passes a bit from inspiring English sources

Nasr also passes a bit lightly over the extent of Congressional opposition to Obama's foreign-policy formation.

The other, hands in pockets, carefully passing a bit of advice to his players.

Nothing happening, time not passing, a bit like living in the northwest suburbs of Illinois.

Though Cagnes's avant-garde heyday has passed, a bit of the Montmartre vibe still suffuses the place.

The RT was sluggish until the engine hit 6,500 r.p.m., which made takeoffs and freeway passing a bit of a challenge.

I've not come back here to pass a bit of time; I've come back to play some good stuff".

After half a dozen blows we were pulled apart by assorted peacemakers, greater in number as the years have passed, a bit like the IRA men who later claimed to have been in the Dublin post office during the Easter Rising.

We can see from these mostly attacking stats that Yarde is holding his own; he just needs to work more on bringing others into play by passing a bit more.

If I get a chance to pass a bit of information on to one or two of the lads along the way - and it comes off in a match, the buzz is almost like you've done it yourself and you've performed yourself.

Cairo's Prime magazine tweeted: "We grew up with your movies and with your passing a bit of us dies".

Apply a small dab of lubricating gel on baby's anus to protect the sensitive area and allow stool to pass a bit easier.