Use "a bit" em uma frase

1. Jorma didn't mean to appear that nervous, "It's just a bit lavish," he said

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2. "I had a boat so much like this when I was young, a bit smaller though

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3. "We had a bit of variety for old times sake," she said

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4. Kevin jerks the wheel and loses traction a bit before his car slides off the road

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5. I love you, therefore you should sleep around a bit until you’re quite, quite sure whilst I get on with all this work for you, regardless of the outcome

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6. There were rooms downstairs for his business, far below was quite a bit of warehouse space

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7. Henry was going to have to assert himself a bit more; he was going to have to open the door and go in boldly

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8. During the more than twenty Earth years they lived together, other than a bit of post-American and Brazilian slang that they taught each other, they lived their life together in the Kassidorian language because it was the language they had in common

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9. Nancy looked away, studied the floor a bit

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10. He had been with Venna however and Jorma called them comparable, so that worried her a bit

11. Vinnie pushed the glasses back firmly onto his nose and shifted his center of gravity back a bit

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12. “This is supposed to be a front for the United Order, so the technology will be quite a bit more advanced,” Johnny said

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13. "I was just thinking we may be too late, they couldn't have made all these improvements without quite a bit of money

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14. She changed the subject to his camp and gushed about that a bit, the whole point being to find out where he got the money

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15. Silence blocked the punch and skipped up the wall a bit higher before jumping off it and hurling herself through the air at him

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16. It is something he does well, even with a bit of pride

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17. But if you are in this age group then you would be in a bit of a dilemma: trying to catch-up on retirement planning at the same time paying/saving for your children's higher education

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18. It looked a bit like someone had cut off Al Pacino's face and tanned it to make an Al Pacino mask

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19. He has a mobile but doesn’t tend to give the number out to all and sundry, preferring to keep a bit of freedom from the perpetual messages that so many of his colleagues have to field as a result of being more profligate with their own mobile telephone numbers

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20. But what of her sister's question? "I think it's a bit of diversion while we were working together

21. Leaning heavily on the arm of the chair, I stand … whoooo, the room’s spinning a bit

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22. ‘Gave the doctor a bit of a surprise, I can tell you

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23. John seems still a bit troubled from his

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24. The kid was really a good boy, a bit of mischief now and then and horny since his gonads started up a few years ago

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25. of expected someone a bit more

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26. ‘She rang because she picked up a bit of information this afternoon from her daughter

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27. Estwig hadn't pestered too badly to come with them, he must still have a bit of yaag or a girl nearby

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28. he’s a bit "tetched

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29. Isn’t it a bit improper to have a

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30. It was Morningday two weeks later, sunny and dry, but a bit frosty

31. ‘We could have a bit of a drive around the Glastonbury area perhaps

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32. A bit worrying that

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33. are interested in knowing a bit

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34. ‘A bit shaken but we had a reasonably friendly chat and she sounded a lot less anxious by the time we’d finished

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35. Where a bit of extra cash was concerned the old man always

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36. Manager and I had a bit of a set to

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37. dated, had the odd fumble, but a bit like Destiny, that Bond girl who reads the Tarot

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38. ‘Well, I know it probably seems a bit suspect, but I am trying to contact your mother and don’t have her address

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39. He was only a bit over two and a half decades even now

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40. He trusted her quite a bit didn't he? To tell her this much

41. A bit shocked, Al Snafu peers with concern at John, trying to remember where they might have met

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42. chancer with a bit of patter?”

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43. Russ is not perturbed by the commotion, but John seems a bit taken aback

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44. Ricci begins to sing, a bit over-the-top, eying Ahmed as he phrases each word

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45. ‘The idea is that I’ll go over this weekend to help with the decorating and, with a bit of luck, move in the weekend after

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46. The Indian clerk bobs his head from side to side, tuts a bit

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47. It did look like Tahlmute had been drinking a bit more than doostEr but he hadn't noticed him filling his cup more often

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48. Jesus, how I wish I could've been a bit more useful to him

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49. It was in a bit of a mess though and I got it at a very reasonable price

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50. "It was a bit more than that

51. It seems like Peadar and Michael may have been in for the same treatment but for someone heard a bit of the commotion and called the Gardai

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52. "Yeah, I'm more Troll and a bit of Enurate

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53. ‘I don’t have a problem with sheep, though I have to say that cows make me a bit nervous sometimes

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54. ‘Someone’s made a bit of a mess of the passenger door of Liz’s car

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55. You’d be a bitching royal couple!

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56. His use of sir was a bit sarcastic

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57. "I notice it's quite a bit later," Glenelle said, letting her eyes tell her how shocked she was at how much later

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58. He owns a largish property a bit further down the motorway – it’s not far from here

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59. He staggers a bit, takes a pillow from a chair, goes over, sits on the floor

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60. Just a bit sarcastic there

61. confused, a bit shy

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62. John, on the other hand, is looking a bit pale

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63. I used to do a bit of sewing in my younger days

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64. Mike Biggs may have been a bit obnoxious to me the last time we spoke but at least he was professional and adhered to police procedure

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65. I hadn't thought about it, but I suppose it did sound a bit silly, cartoonish even

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66. “You’ve had a bit of a restless night, dear

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67. I flinched a bit, I admit, but damn it he was still a Garda

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68. "Yeah, that's not my greatest concern but Biology Base feels a bit cramped?"

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69. There’s no damage to the house though I gather that the front door is a bit of a mess

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70. Stephen had been a bit cagey when I told him who the interview was with … although he didn’t actually say so, I got the definite impression that this company is not a good employment bet

71. was a bit of a departure from the norm

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72. ‘Yes, just a bit dizzy … all this is a bit of a shock

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73. He leans in closer to Baker, who moves back, a bit

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74. ‘Sometimes – pretty awful most of them, though you do get the odd one who has a bit of sense about her

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75. He left a bit later than usual to get the last bus home to his mates flat and that's the last he was heard of

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76. ‘Your nose looks a bit red

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77. Who else is there? Oh yes, I expect you’ll meet Harvey Wadsworth … he’s a nuisance, fancies himself a bit

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78. The same as local hard-man Derek Reilly only a bit bigger

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79. ‘Emma is a bit up in the air about this guy of yours, Liz

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80. Emma was a bit cagey with Stephen when she first got here, as though she was weighing him up – not surprising really, she’s very protective of her mother – but she seemed reasonably happy by the time she left

81. He hung back a bit, not wanting her to think he was tailing her or anything

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82. Seems she hit the bridge slightly at an angle and it stoved in the roof of her car a bit, not enough to stop the door opening, thank God, but her head got coshed in the process

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83. The job itself was a bit of a pain

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84. ’ The man said … is he some sort of doctor? I think he’s wearing a white coat, though that is a bit foggy, more a sort of white blur just out of focus

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85. "It would have been a bit more sir, except that your associates destroyed a Bechstein model 8

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86. He shouldn't complain, he occupied a position a bit above common status here in the afterlife, as he had in life

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87. ‘Could do with losing a bit of weight anyway

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88. Concentrates the mind a bit, events like Sunday’s

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89. After a few seconds he looked down at his boots and said, “Yeah, he’s a bit of a one for accidents

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90. Shibet had looked a bit like this when she was young

91. He grabbed her breast as it passed over his arm, found she was much firmer than he expected and his pants moved a bit more

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92. Shoulda’ wired her up into a Bitzer, he thought

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93. ‘Kate, you’ll have to get that door checked, it was jamming a bit just now

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94. He loved children, wherever we went he’d draw a crowd of them, a bit like Fred does

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95. ‘I was so busy in December I hadn’t noticed my period didn’t happen and I’d been lulled into a sense of security by the fact that I had a bit of a period in November … though it wasn’t anywhere near normal

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96. Yeah, it was hard but we had a bit of land, a bit of something to pass down, you know

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97. Yeah, we have to listen to a lot of preaching, and some of the lads go a bit goggle-eyed but it’s okay

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98. I know I’m being a bit over the top, but I don’t seem to be able to stop

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99. Just a bit lower he finally said, "to ask for sacrifice

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100. He was the only full blooded Brazilian in this household, but he used his immense wealth to impart a bit of the style of his homeland in the timbers, the stucco and the tile