Sentence examples for to have bit from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Perry: In the 60s, I used to have bit parts in the sitcoms that David produced.

So he could afford to have bits that failed.

I'm getting kiwi fruit then fresh Snickers – lovely chewy mouthfeel, is it meant to have bits in it?

They have to have a bit of connective tissue and a bit of meat".

I prefer it to have a bit more groove and be a bit slower.

Nice to have a bit of company.

We are increasingly chuffed to have a bit less.

"We wanted to have a bit of control.

Better, it argued, to have a bit more democracy.

I like things to have a bit of history.

It's useful to have the bit be everywhere".