Sentence examples for you would get bit from inspiring English sources

Remembered well for his turns of phrase and his puns, Wanderone once wrote, "If you happened to drive from Mobile to Dowell [Illinois] with a carload of pool hustlers, you would get bit so hard and so often that you would need a malaria vaccine and a new bankroll as well", a reference not only to the area's notorious mosquitos but also the predatory nature of hustlers.

My brothers and sister dealt with the brunt of my dad's well-being (or lack thereof), and I would get bits and pieces of his heart aching story.

Says Dave Calhoun: "I suspect if we polled a wider group of the film-going audience you would get a bit more sci-fi/fantasy.

"Our fee would be around €15,000, so you would get back your deposit and a bit more".

"As long as the money is there to cover the expenses and a bit extra, you would get a lot of interest because it is very popular and a lot of women play".

Box 7 Underinvestment in prevention.... (Yes) if I was to visit my GP and they said 'you are at risk from developing diabetes, you need to do more exercise' you'd get a bit of help and advice there but that seems to be pretty much as far as it goes.

"You'd got to go for something a bit harder, maybe a skull and crossbones," he says on the episode.

You might think Irvine would get a bit more time because, apart from his predecessor Pepe Mel, each of the Baggies' last five managers got at least 15 months, and Irvine has only been in charge since June.

We'll give you that one Sarah Jessica, since I think pretty much anyone would get a bit giddy on finding out that a distant relative had played a dangerously direct role in one of America's darker episodes.

Things would turn out badly, and Ray would get a bit tearful and need a lie down.

You might think that without the famously angry reality TV show host in the mix things would get a bit more civil, but chances are it's just going to be a more evenly distributed bloodbath.