Sentence examples for spoken a bit from inspiring English sources

Lines are spoken a bit more slowly than usual, with crisp elocution so that the audience can truly savor Molière's wit.

"I speak a bit of English now," he said.

They speak a bit faster than they did.

I was the only one who spoke a bit of English, so I became the interpreter.

Though I speak a bit of Mandarin, I stayed out of the conversation.

She speaks a bit like her too: rather well, and with more than a hint of cheek.

After a pause, she spoke a bit more diplomatically: "Well, I know everyone is fighting for what they believe in.

Is this form of inbreeding not, genetically speaking, a bit dodgy?

"I need to teach Yaya how to speak a bit more".

I met Mr. Durra at the Pera, where he spoke a bit about his painting "Russian Memories".

(The novelty of Westerners speaking a bit of Arabic seemed enough for them to move on; French helped, too).