Examples of 'am getting a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "am getting a bit"
am getting a bit: Phrase indicating a gradual change or progression towards a certain state or feeling. It suggests a slight increase or shift in the speaker's emotions, thoughts, or physical condition
How to use "am getting a bit" in a sentence
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am getting a bit
I am getting a bit fed up with all this.
I have to admit that I am getting a bit impatient too.
I am getting a bit nerveus as if something have been forgotten.
I like the winter and I must admit that even I am getting a bit tired of this.
I am getting a bit tired of the drama.
I have been cycling for many years now and I am getting a bit older - she laughs -.
I am getting a bit worried about spring.
I do not do sports, so I am getting a bit heavy.
I am getting a bit tired of being cute.
Hopefully it will make sense soon, but I am getting a bit frustrated.
I am getting a bit stirred up.
Or maybe I am getting a bit ahead of myself.
I am getting a bit confused what kind of TV to buy.
Oh maybe I am getting a bit too… imaginative,D.
I am getting a bit nervous that everyone 's noticing me.
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Madison Li, " I am getting a bit tired of all the secrets here.
I am getting a bit anxious.
Mr. Arnold Viersen, I am getting a bit of flack here from my own colleagues, Madam Speaker.
And I am getting a bit sick of being given the run around.
I am getting a bit excited about THE BOOK.
I am getting a bit lazy as well, because.
I am getting a bit tired, though.
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