Use "little bit" in a sentence

1. Sporadically you might earn a little bit more but consistently you will not earn the type of money that you want to earn

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2. Remember every little bit of toxin adds up to a lot

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3. You can add a little bit of soap to the left over soda, etc

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4. It was cramped but if he cinched up the laces, it was a little bit warmer at night

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5. Follow the Law of the little bit when spraying

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6. There was a little bit of water in an excavated pool, enough to grow enough vine to cover the lodge and fill the kegs within

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7. A little bit later the

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8. meant a little bit of exercise before scoff

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9. When he did, he hung on, getting his head up this little bit helped the blood flow and did clear his brain a little

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10. I shifted along the mattress to be just that little bit closer to this alien sound

11. The world shifted in that moment, spinning just that little bit faster on its leaning axis

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12. Inland meant up hill and that meant a little bit of exercise before scoff

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13. Go give two another couple turns and bring the nose around a little bit more

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14. The smaller claw he saw earlier was certainly real, that straight-edged point on the flying claw was certainly real, but what if this huge claw that one was holding was nothing more than a stick? That would even things up a little bit wouldn't it?

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15. They were sitting backlit by the fireplace staring out toward where the sounds were coming from and a little bit behind the most convenient trunk

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16. That gave them a little bit more time

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17. He got out and went over and up the stairs to the door thinking to him self; She gave me the code, so she trusts me a little bit

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18. Once I actually got some sleep, I was allowed to integrate with the general public a little bit

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19. 'I think you're a little bit too relaxed, that's not very nice

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20. Her great-aunt watched over her throughout the afternoon, revealing snippets of family history, and sketching pictures from her own life story, all of which seemed to consist of too many broken hearts and broken heads, until, with the football results due in and Leonard Cohen starting to become a little bit overbearing, she turned to her young relative and asked, “Do you want to stay for dinner? There’s a DVD I want to watch and we could phone out for a curry”

21. fits, she might cry a little bit, but that’s about it

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22. In the bedroom, Dave has created a dressing table area for me where I can sit to do the little bit of titivating which amounts to making up as far as I am concerned though I have to say that seeing my bits of toiletries looking so at home, feels extremely strange

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23. For Davie the round of check-ups at bars and the odd meeting with Jock’s business contacts moves him that little bit closer to the streets of Glasgow

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24. It’s a start, a little bit of the mundane seeping into his consciousness

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25. 'No…I do not miss the tannery, one little bit!’ he shook his head

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26. His best endeavours to keep various little bits of information from the probing policemen had failed miserably, they seemed to know when he was covering something over and the sheer effort required to keep a guard on his words was beginning to tell on him

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27. I decided to test him a little bit

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28. still taste the grapes in my mouth, and they make my cheeks hurt a little bit from

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29. “Monica, you’re a little bit old to still be believing in monsters under the bed!” Her father said sternly

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30. It took no time at all then for the younger man to complete that octave and the next, with that little bit of knowledge

31. I was relived a little bit when they ignored me and

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32. The wide range of nationalities made her realize just how accurate her Grandmother was, when she would call her a Heinz 57, meaning a little bit of all

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33. I told her me and my wife lived overseas for 17 years, so we were a little bit used to the international world

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34. Desa would have just walked back but she remembered that Alan didn’t have anything warm with him, and tried to jog a little bit, but soon gave that up in favor of a loose amble

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35. She was having a bad cold and a little bit of a fever

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36. bluntly, I used to snore a little bit

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37. A little bit of investigation

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38. “Unfortunately, there is just a little bit more of me coming out of the top

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39. ” Tetloan stammered, knowing his healing skills were more than a little bit lacking

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40. The little bit of money that she had scraped together, Hankins spent on a hotel

41. She ate a little bit, and said anxiously to herself, `Which way? Which way?', holding her hand on the top of her head to feel which way it was growing, and she was quite surprised to find that she remained the same size: to be sure, this generally happens when one eats cake, but Alice had got so much into the way of expecting nothing but out-of-the-way things to happen, that it seemed quite dull and stupid for life to go on in the common way

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42. Though his stay at the High Tower was involuntary, Alec had learned a little bit about mages because of it, their dress code being one such bit of knowledge

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43. The people who lived here were still urban but they lived in detached or semi-detached houses with little bits of ground behind them or on top of them where they might grow a few salad fixings and some spices and/or sit outdoors in the shade of a tree

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44. It was like this, he is a little bit straight laced and does not like to be woken with a blast of ultra modern music

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45. He left his clothes here, they would reek too much from the scrounge's mattress and a little bit more from the kvarit tank

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46. " It was looming over her now, straightened her arm out a little bit

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47. Domingo, when they were first discovered by the Spaniards, used to wear little bits of gold as ornaments in their hair and other parts of their dress

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48. ” His withering stare did not move Betty one little bit

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49. In fact, healthier alternatives would include a little bit of nonfat cottage cheese or nonfat yogurt

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50. ” Try a little bit of butter or even a little cottage cheese

51. This little bit of hunger is easily overcome by a healthy snack

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52. wife had a little bit of business to tend to, she expressed

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53. Darniil even started liking Zarko a little bit; something he wouldn’t say out loud just yet

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54. You have lost a little bit of yourself

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55. But every time you get the realization that you can be happy without changing anything in your life, you may be weakening this coding a little bit

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56. Ben awkwardly managed to hoist himself up a little bit

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57. I sorta kinda felt compelled to pocket that little bit---I got the distinct impression she,” and Reia nodded to the most serene face of Mim again, “She really wanted me to bring it back to the Huntress

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58. The little bits of gold with which the inhabitants ornamented their dress, and which, he was informed, they frequently found in the rivulets and torrents which fell from the mountains, were sufficient to satisfy him that those mountains abounded with the richest gold mines

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59. A LITTLE BIT OF A CHALLENGE

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60. ‘It’s the small stuff – sometimes I get that a little bit wrong

61. Chelsea, though little bits of the old order clung on, in council flats built in the gaps where Hitler's bombs had fallen - those that hadn't been sold off in the Thatcher era - and in the sixties blocks of the nearby Boxington Estate

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62. The little bit of enthusiasm he had mustered was fast disappearing

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63. With the messages, there’s are a little bit of copy involved

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64. Would have been better for her had she chosen a companion with the least little bit of morality

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65. I just nudged them along a little bit, with an easy process that made it painless

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66. A little bit closer and she would have been

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67. He could give them a little bit of historical origin of nearly all of their names

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68. My face was soon in a pickle, and in West Africa, where any little bite or cut becomes a festering sore which will not heal, such things are to be dreaded

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69. is, little bits of dough, or shortbread, put in to try the state of the

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70. When he was satisfied I was wet enough he sat on the little bit of my towel I had not occupied and slowly wiggled his way sideways until I had relinquished half of it to him

71. I believe that many of us could use a little bit more of that old-fashioned-styled ―Fire and Brimstone‖ conspicuously absent from today‘s sermons inasmuch as many of our priests have succumbed to politically correct manners inconsistent with church teachings

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72. relax and be a little bit more of who you really are

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73. “Kate, can you tell me a little bit about what happened last Saturday?”

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74. The only problem was, what the hell was he supposed to do with it? He found himself totally stymied by that question, which was a little bit unusual for him

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75. I shuddered a little, wondering just how many people in the world were walking around with a little bit of vampire in their brains and didn’t even know it

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76. Being a Spaniard, the task was a little bit difficult and painful for me to explain the history of Batalha

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77. Drag the Board Rentals, page underneath the Services page, but shift it a little bit to the right until you see the punctured line, and then drop it in there

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78. Why would she enter those checks in her book and not write them out? Strange,� remarked Steve as he chewed on his pencil a little bit

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79. You'll be ok by yourself on Hallowe'en? Not a little bit scared of bogeymen?” her mom joked

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80. And maybe later, a short run to familiarize herself with the city a little bit

81. Hell, he told himself, shaking the feeling, if the druggies wanted to sniff the stuff, how could anyone claim that he was responsible? They couldn’t, and that was that! He reran the thought repeatedly to strengthen his conviction, because he knew Beth wouldn’t agree, not one little bit

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82. Little bit of hero-worship, a little of the show-off

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83. Also, when a plane is climbing, it’s a strong headwind, and the propeller is ‘chopping’ the air into little bits at an extreme angle

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84. Stuart wished John had told him more, and he had listened a little bit more closely to the little he had been told

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85. She’d bend the truth a little bit and paint Mike as the head of the ring instead of just an errand-boy for ‘the wop’ – whoever that was

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86. “I’ve been doing a little bit of checking up on this guy, Brian Walston,” Gordon announced, interrupting his thoughts at a coincidental moment

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87. I thought Langdon was doing a little bit of acting as I sat down

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88. “I’ll need a bomb-dolly to go with that, and, a teensy little bit of radio equipment

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89. The basic things are there a little bit more and its shifting to things like youth advocacy and realizing more that you can be more

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90. second call was a little bit more official

91. It would be nice if he had at least one ally, at least one friendly face, someone who knew of him, maybe help him out a little bit in this most socially-threatening of environments

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92. She threw down her small sack first, and then carefully placed her feet on the steps one after the other; her large belly giving her a little bit of trouble

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93. You were only a little bit of a child and you probably don’t remember, but I’m an old man and there are some things I remember perfectly

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94. A little bit of relief made it through the pain and horror that I felt

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95. Don't you think that was a little bit over the top?

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96. Left too long in the heat of the day, their little nano-brains had become just a little bit scrambled, and their normal appetites had changed, to the extent that they were capable and even desirous of taking down some bigger game

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97. little rubbing, they all started looking a little bit more like the heroes that had set out to save the day

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98. Thomas gave a little laugh and said that five years might be a little bit too long but it was a good

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99. Colling said, “Major, could you leave Liz and myself by ourselves for a little bit?”

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100. She pulled her hat a little bit lower over her eyes,