Sentence examples for taking up a bit from inspiring English sources

It's taking up a bit of their shop but they also get good footfall because people come in for information but may actually then buy something".

Of course the hybrids are a bit more cramped with the battery pack taking up a bit more of the room.

People who are more confident are more comfortable taking up a bit more room.

But The Independent's ambitions take up a bit more space.

But the other part I find really horrible is curious, a strange side-effect – summer is open season on those of us who take up a bit more space in this world.

She announced a year ago that she was stepping down from the Arts Council to pursue "a new life" with a "portfolio career with projects and non-executive board positions that will challenge my intellect but take up a bit less of my time".

The battery pack is also in this section and takes up a bit of room.

A 32-bit integer* takes up a bit less memory, but can only be used to store numbers from −2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.

Phil Mickelson: "It was very mentally draining playing out there and I'm a little concerned that it's taken up a bit more energy than I would like for next week at Hoylake".

Apple TV and Roku's other boxes have a more traditional power cable, and also take up a bit more space, requiring a cabled connection to the TV itself for HDMI hook-up.

(ha) It has about the same footprint as a new Roku or Apple TV, but the sinking box design makes the actual space it takes up a bit larger.