Sentence examples for things took a bit from inspiring English sources

But when he returned, things took a bit of a dive.

But toward the end, things took a bit of a turn.

However, some things take a bit more fixing.

You ask 'What does?' and at that point things take a bit of a detour.

We've been salami sliced over the last few years with various things taking a bit off it, and the government cutbacks haven't helped.

In general things take a bit longer in Iceland.

"Some things take a bit longer to be adopted, but once they finally make it to the mainstream, they become ubiquitous all of a sudden," she predicts.

Steering the thing takes a bit more work.

A gift thing takes a bit of the edge off that feeling, but that doesn't mean its value lies in usefulness; it's still just a stand-in.

Just spending time around her at the tournament, being on court, that kind of thing takes a bit of time, but it was great to have her on the team on Wednesday.

Now, obviously, some things take a little bit of money, and need a little bit of support and financial backing.