Sentence examples for would have bit from inspiring English sources

The irony bites, but it would have bit harder if Mr. Abraham had allowed in more light to bring out the dark.

And talents like Mel Brooks are truly once-in-a-generation. Wild Wild West did pretty well too, but that awful piece of cinema emerged in 1999 and probably would have bit the dust were it not for the star power of Will Smith in his prime.

Last year, Reynolds said, he probably would have bit on Geary's 2-2 slider and struck out.

Besides, Roku would have a bit of a head start over other companies so there would be a bit of perceived exclusivity.

We knew the wicket would have a bit more bounce than Cardiff.

Being at the bottom of the silly class – now that would have been bit of shit wouldn't it?

Normally, Williams would have a bit of an advantage here, but since her return to the tour, Clijsters has become a huge crowd favorite.

An electoral alliance of the DA, the ID and COPE would have a bit more credibility in the black townships than the DA alone.

For movement, underwater system helped pull the puppets, along with people inside operating them, "so that they would have a bit of a shoulder roll," Mr. Tintori said.

"I would hope they would have a bit of money to get somebody of stature.

"I knew we would have a bit of fun and it's been nice to relax.