Sentence examples for sat a bit from inspiring English sources
In the second half we sat a bit deep and they scored a fluky goal.
Ms. Biagini, who migrated to the United States from Italy in 1911, knowing only one English word -- "yes" -- sat a bit taller and smiled.
Jackson has had the sulks in the past when he sat a bit longer than he liked after the failed flamboyant pass or the big burnout on defense.
"We sat a bit deeper and we knew we would get more opportunities to push on and score as the game wore on.
She sat a bit longer remembering when she was angry.
If you let things sit a bit, you get through it, the mean time passes.
PC gamers tend to sit right in front of their screens while gaming, whereas console gamers tend to sit a bit further away.
Her utopian urge to share the spotlight sits a bit uneasily against the very singular nature of her stardom, in which she's naturally complicit.
All three moves sit a bit oddly with the free-market and small-government ideals of which Mr Howard is perhaps Australia's biggest champion.
A more accessible example is a hospital that sits a bit more than a home-run blast from the Baseball Hall of Fame here.
The Barker Character, Comic and Cartoon Museum sits a bit off Highland Avenue (the local name of Route 10) behind an animation art gallery owned by the same family, Herbert and Gloria Barker.
