Sentence examples for trips a bit from inspiring English sources

The story is riveting, and makes those longer scouting trips a bit easier".

It could make the day's trips a bit safer, especially considering that the app also shows the Snow Removal Designation so you can see which roads are of high priority to plow, choosing them instead of lesser attended roads.

It will no doubt help you organize trips a bit better like those services do, but this is more about simply sharing stories and pictures from where you are while on the go with people back home.

When interviewed by The New York Times on Dec. 3, 1952, Mr. Snow, then 23, said he "found the whole trip a bit dull".

The pickups and drop-offs have lengthened her trip a bit, but the company and the savings (each rider pays just fifty dollars a month) make up for that.

Bringing one of Aggie's bears along for the journey has made the whole trip a bit more special – and when the door-to-door journey lasts more than an hour, that makes a difference.

Mr. Horie, 69, appeared energetic if noticeably thinner after his three and a half months at sea. "I had some food left, so I could have enjoyed the trip a bit longer," he said with a smile.

Before putting down his black overnight bag with his liquor supply, he sweeps grandly around the stage, emphasizing the "zoo-zoo-zoos" at the end of each "Kalamazoo" and tripping a bit of the light fantastic.

"You tend to trip a bit more," says Taylor.

Anything to make the bimonthly Ikea trip a bit more lively, amirite?

The weather layer will not only show you temperatures and conditions in your area, but display weather info for the entire globe, which should make planning your next trip a bit easier.