Sentence examples for raise a bit from inspiring English sources
RM 'Sin taxes' are an easy way for the chancellor to raise a bit extra.
Meanwhile, to raise a bit of cash, Dorothy rents out the hall and its four-poster beds to a porn film company.
Selling unwanted belongings online is the perfect way to raise a bit of spare cash in the run-up to Christmas – and of shedding unwanted gifts come January.
As President Obama heads back home to Chicago to celebrate his 50th birthday (and raise a bit of campaign cash), Mr. Romney released a not so nice internet video as a present.
When the government launched Shanghai's exchange in 1990 (and Shenzhen's a year later), it regarded the stockmarket primarily as a mechanism to impose discipline on the public sector and to raise a bit of useful cash.
She just needs to raise a bit more money by selling a few things -- some used underwear, a cast-off school uniform -- in a fetish store that caters to old pedophiles.
The bid is likely to succeed, even if it has to be raised a bit.
Sberbank's sale raised a bit less than had been forecast by analysts.
"Citigroup's loss certainly raises a bit of a cautionary flag in terms of the entire financial sector".
After all, once you've absorbed the child sexual abuse apocalypse at Penn State, the bar is raised a bit.
The BFI Production Board largely funded it; I must have raised a bit of money from other people too.
