Sentence examples for understood a bit of from inspiring English sources

One slightly older girl understood a bit of English.

I understand a bit of English from listening to American artists like Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber.

"Well, yeah, I think I can understand a bit of what it was like for her in Mexico," Miyazato said Sunday by telephone.

She understands a bit of English, having learned from children at her sons' schools, where she has worked as a volunteer.

A few outspoken members of the financial industry have broken ranks with their more skeptical brethren to say they understand a bit of the outrage of the Occupy Wall Street crowd.

Not too hard to understand: a bit of incestuous amplification, patting each other on the back so that they feel good about what the rest of the world considers a job poorly done.

And for the first time ever, I feel like I can understand a bit of what really goes on in the relationship you're always warning your best friend against.

Graduating from high school while still a virgin is embarrassing enough, but add getting killed by your best friend while he's demonically possessed and then becoming a wandering demon who has to inhabit body after strange body for all eternity unless someone decapitates or incinerates you, and you'll begin to understand a bit of Jasper Van Arsdale's lot in Peck's new novel.

I can understand a bit of Italian but I might try to make my fiancee Lucy learn it so she can translate when needed!

After more than a decade of being in the popular tech lexicon, people kind of get the idea of "the cloud," but most probably only understand a bit of it.

To understand whether your teenager can actually be blamed for causing you to go gray, you need to understand a bit of our physiology.