Examples of 'away a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "away a bit"
Away a bit: This phrase is often used in informal contexts to suggest moving a small distance away from the current position or situation. It can also imply taking a brief break or stepping back momentarily
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away a bit
I have to get away a bit and think.
I am sure it would take the sting away a bit.
They both walked away a bit embarrassed.
And you avoid the lake flies by moving away a bit.
She moved away a bit on the stone.
I just have to get away a bit.
Pull away a bit.
I just got carried away a bit.
I walked away a bit humbler and with a harsh lesson learned.
Now we will run away a bit.
This takes away a bit from the humanity of the movie.
Wash your sins away a bit.
This took away a bit of the exclusivity that the original had.
Put the umbrella away a bit.
I have sort of fell away a bit in the last three or four years.
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I just want to get away a bit.
It takes away a bit of the fun of owning and wearing a watch from them.
I have decided to chip away a bit on these projects.
I walked away a bit confused with how I felt about the movie.
You have to get away a bit.
Newcomers seem to shy away a bit from using much space between elements.
Maybe he was carried away a bit.
Moved herself away a bit from the table.
It catches you by surprise and you walk away a bit stunned.
If you get away a bit earlier.
When you make eye contact, you have to look away a bit.
I guess we have moved away a bit from philosophy then.
The blind boy has a secret though - a secret place where he stashes away a bit of money.
Stand away a bit.
I know, I was hoping you could sneak away a bit early.
I fell away a bit from my Faith.
Got carried away a bit.
We liked to get away a bit to discover Norrebro or Vesterbro districts.
Having feelings for someone means giving away a bit of your heart.
And I managed to put away a bit of latinum every year just for myself.
Somewhat repetitive throughout some chapters, which takes away a bit from the content 's clarity.
Cos if we could get away a bit earlier today, that would be great for us.
Still, the Japanese sub had it away a bit lively.
I blew away a bit of my scalp, to make them think I was dead.
It is apparently so people can get away a bit earlier on their vacations.
It was the spring fest… I just got carried away a bit.
But this is all probably drifting away a bit from the original topic.
Cut away a bit extra wing… it helps.
The Jap sub shot away a bit lively.
If anything, when they get a scent of you, they tend to move away a bit.
Looks like I carried away a bit with the butt.
I'm a feminist, but I think that romance has been taken away a bit for….
Sorry I was away a bit for exams.
Every day, they get rubbed away a bit.
Each month, she put away a bit of money in case Alice got sick.
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