Sentence examples for saved a bit of from inspiring English sources

Enter Grandma, who saved a bit of her teacher's pay to buy up Tootsie Roll stock.

We've saved a bit of a dazzler for the end of this 'cause I did want to show you how well this young man plays.

5.55pm GMT Pyeongchang promises that their Olympics will cost a mere fraction of Sochi's $12bn, and they've saved a bit of money with those snowmen.

The Thunder saved a bit of money by jettisoning Novak, and there's a good chance that Foye will be more useful than the players they dumped in the deal.

Arminius had saved a bit of the map for German.At another of Ms Sanders's turning points, the Germanic dialects had split into High (mountainous, southern) and Low (northern, flatland) varieties, giving modern (High) German ich, for example, while old Anglo-Saxon had ic and Dutch, ik.

If they had put a sticker on the box saying that it would be a good idea to find out what the cost of your electricity is per KWH before you go any further it would have saved a bit of swearing.

There's fuel-saving stop-start technology as well, and electro-hydraulic power steering also saves a bit of energy over a hydraulic system.

New electro-hydraulic power steering saves a bit of fuel while marginally improving the steering response.

"It's very odd to take chances with lives just to save a bit of money".

You can save a bit of summer's flavors for next winter by freezing berries now.

Short-sighted decisions to save a bit of money will not help the healthcare service.