Sentence examples for tiny bit longer from inspiring English sources
So we'll have to wait a tiny bit longer for Straw.
Google gets round it by slowing its clocks throughout leap day, making each second a tiny bit longer and cancelling the need for a confusing new one.
If they had held out for a tiny bit longer against England then, as it happened, Nabil Maaloul's team would have added some genuine interest to the denouement of Group G.
That means an X-ray takes a tiny bit longer to traverse a part of a papyrus that has ink on it than one that does not.This difference is detectable, however, only if the X-ray beam is coherent meaning that the waves it is made up of start off in step with one another.
Now, where once I would reach for my flip-flop and kill the damn things, or remember angrily my swollen genitalia that time in the woods, I find myself considering leaving out that unwashed jam jar just a tiny bit longer.
Abdominal sensors are known to send motion signals to the brain more slowly than those in the inner ear because they're farther away from the brain and because abdominal organs have more mass, which means they resist movement a tiny bit longer.
When a photon scatters off molecules in a fluid, it sometimes exits as a photon with a slightly longer wavelength, leaving behind a tiny bit of its energy.
On Tuesday, with nothing any longer at stake, he conceded at least that tiny bit of misjudgment.
Yes, on a long trip these stops can make it take even longer to get where you are headed, but it makes the drive so much nicer and is a tiny bit of health insurance for everyone in the vehicle.
