Sentence examples for trial a bit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wells found O. J. Simpson's murder trial a bit more riveting on a day-to-day basis, but the turn of events in Florida top the impeachment hearings, if barely.

Some schools may let you join without a fee, or at least let you trial a bit for free.

"I don't broadcast it, because people have a bit of a stigma against it – they find clinical trials a bit funny," he said.

The questions inspired by Mr. Blagojevich's trial seem a bit narrow, even if relevant to democratic government.

"Just yesterday [Thursday] a sex offender … was given a very high punishment under the law," she said, "but sometimes the delay and the whole process of the trial takes a bit of time to ensure justice".

The exclusively subscription-based model (which did include a 30-day trial) was a bit unusual since most consumer products on the web are free nowadays, at least for a base level of service.

As Wolyniec intimated, the trial run was a bit crude, devoid of the type of pomp, scrutiny and delays that have followed similar initiatives in the NHL and NFL.

Stylist Elizabeth Stewart recently had the actor in British designer Erdem at a lower voltage Hollywood party – could this have been a trial run for a bit of 1930s high-necked lace and flounce by Erdem for the Academy awards?

There was a weakness to it, and (*MINOR SPOILER*) I felt like it made the Trials seem a bit redundant.

Vandalising GM field trials is a bit like the campaign of some religious leaders to prevent smallpox inoculations: it causes misery, even death, in the name of obscurantism and unscientific belief.Follow your principlesAmerica takes little notice of this nonsense.

I won't repeat the tale here, but colleagues and I discovered that what we thought we knew about hormone replacement at menopause based on observational trials was a bit wrong in one direction, while what we thought we learned from subsequent RCTs was at least as wrong in a different direction.