Sentence examples for take bits off from inspiring English sources

"The thing is, once the wheel goes missing people think it is abandoned, and they take bits off," he said.

"No, that's too much," she says to herself, before taking bits off until she hits exactly 1.5 grams.

Follow the mold line around the miniature, taking bits of it off as you go.

We'll take that bit off, we'll destroy the root with chemicals and it'll never grow again".

However, he noted that clays and wax are "more forgiving than plaster," because "if you take a little bit off, you can add a little bit back".

Go slowly, and only take a little bit off at a time.

Or you might be looking for a fastball and get a fastball, but he takes a little bit off".

"You know how sometimes you have the weight of the world on your shoulders and then something like this takes a little bit off," James added.

"There is a sense I think in the army that if times are tight you take a bit off the army without it being too dramatic".

Apple has led the way in this regard, generally shelling out in its products for the best options available, while cheaper brands tend to take a bit off the price tag by going with a cheaper or smaller display.

Now, there's still enough space in the market for copycats to take a bit off the gorillas – the monkeys – provided they simply copy the market leaders and don't spend on R&D or marketing.