Sentence examples for studying a bit from inspiring English sources
Though you're studying a bit less, you'll be retaining more.
Get away from the studying a bit and just enjoy yourself.
Like everybody in the 1940s he studied a bit with Hans Hofmann, then with William Baziotes.
On a personal level, Xi Jinping, like all Chinese Communists of his generation, studied a bit of Russian in school.
Afterwards he took some art history classes at the Royal Academy, studied a bit more at Christie's, and gained a masters in history of art from the LSE.
Governments have realised they could save money if their universities made students study a bit more briskly, gaining degrees and entering the workforce earlier.
I'm not the top-notch economist; I can understand what people talk about, I have enough common sense for that, and I've studied a bit of economics, but I'm not a super-duper economist.
On Thursday knights I study a bit, Then stomp my feat and throw a fit, Brush my hare and climb the stares, Get into bed and say my prayers.
Moving to New York in 1973, he studied a bit uptown, at the Manhattan School of Music, and worked downtown as music director at the Kitchen, the performance space in Chelsea, where he collaborated with Christian Wolff and John Cage.
"I studied a bit about it," Marc Decaestecker, the owner of the bar told me.
