Examples of 'go on a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "go on a bit"
go on a bit - This phrase is used to suggest that someone should continue talking or elaborating on a topic, often in a slightly impatient or urging tone. It can also imply encouraging someone to continue with an activity or behavior
How to use "go on a bit" in a sentence
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go on a bit
Now this setting of expectations does go on a bit.
We let it go on a bit too long.
Your speeches tend to go on a bit.
We are going to go on a bit of a journey here today.
They ask you a question and sometimes you go on a bit.
Hopefully we can go on a bit of a run.
Go on a bit further and you will reach the Hostellerie de Cirque.
We old guys can go on a bit.
We can go on a bit longer.
Are we there yet or we go on a bit more?
I tend to go on a bit when I am talking about my dad.
Kathakali can go on a bit.
No, you must go on a bit longer as a creature of the sun.
It 's just that when you start to speak in public you go on a bit.
Let us go on a bit.
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But go on a bit further up the curve, and then we see it flattening out.
He does go on a bit.
Mercy ' means that you are close but can still go on a bit more.
Sometimes you can go on a bit too much about the same thing.
She would brush lint off her pantsuit, which would go on a bit too long.
David Norris does go on a bit always waffling on.
I just wondered whether I might… possibly, on occasion go on a bit.
Ask that Liz one to go on a bit of a holiday.
Let us go on a bit further, and see if there is not one with honeysuckle over it.
Do not stop here, go on a bit.
You can go on a bit more of a tangent when you're playing those kinds of sets.
Well, maybe i do go on a bit.
Maybe humans will go on a bit longer, but the Earth will still be here.
Let's pause here, because I have to go on a bit of a tangent.
Sorry to go on a bit but I'll never forget what I witnessed that Night.
And, sure enough, they did seem to go on a bit of a spending spree, those two.
Ere, Brian? Looks like this one might go on a bit.
Allow me to go on a bit and then, uh, retrieve me.
Well, I'm glad to hear it. We old guys can go on a bit.
You did go on a bit long, William.
I'm talking about food here, so obviously, I'm going to go on a bit.
Wouldn't you be tempted to go on a bit of a Boys' Own adventure into the jungle?
And I thought, "God! If they just go on a bit further.
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