Sentence examples for putting in a bit from inspiring English sources
The Times also reports that the ex-Just Eat CEO had previously invested in the VC firm's main fund three years ago and, now that he is a General Partner, will be "putting in a bit more" as part of his new role, like other partners.
There's also always room for improvement and every reason for putting in a bit of effort.
Argerich's daughter Anne-Catherine, theighteeneen, was also at Lockenhaus, and she found Grimaud to be in love with ideas and theories, "always putting in a bit of a metaphysical bent to things".
From the poshest waitresses I've ever encountered – it's as if they're putting in a bit of work experience before getting engaged to Prince Harry or something – to the handsome, industrious kitchen brigade, it's all outrageously jolly.
'Because we're a duo,' says McKenzie, 'we've always kind of ebbed and flowed, and while one person's feeling like putting in a bit of energy, the other one can pull back; or you're both, like, egging each other back with casualness.' Clement: 'So, like, one of us would say: Let's go and do this festival!
And then from that… you already start… the second week's weekend, you already start putting in a bit.
"It's de rigueur for any country house: to delay gratification, put in a bit of a chicane — a curve".
I haven't cut my hair for 25 years, but I wash it every two days and put in a bit of coconut oil.
"When states start legalizing marijuana we are put in a bit of a unique position because as a federal agency, we are beholden to federal law," said Dr. Robert Jesse, the principal deputy under secretary for health in the veterans department.
'He was planning to write a letter to Tony Blair complaining about our plight, and I suggested he put in a bit saying that Blair had said he would never talk to terrorists yet had negotiated with the IRA.
"It wasn't that dull, it just let you know they knew 'something'... then they put in a bit of tension music... then they decided to not tell you," says Paul Neilan.
