Examples of 'got a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "got a bit"
got a bit - a phrase often used informally to suggest experiencing a small amount of something or a minor change in a situation
How to use "got a bit" in a sentence
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got a bit
You have got a bit of fluff on you.
And whoever was in charge of it got a bit mental.
Music got a bit too loud upstairs.
Pity we have not got a bit of rope.
You have got a bit of a connection or something.
It does suggest we have still got a bit to learn.
Got a bit of blade stuck in your side.
Looks like we have got a bit of a problem.
Got a bit of a knack with tap shoes.
We are hoping you got a bit of grub to spare.
Got a bit of schlub on your shoe there.
So maybe we have got a bit of a way to go yet.
Got a bit lonely when youse were away.
We have even got a bit of a love life.
Got a bit more ink since then.
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You and me have got a bit in common.
It got a bit physical before you arrived.
Now the agent got a bit overconfident.
Got a bit of an oddball to pitch your direction.
I have just got a bit of a stomach ache.
Got a bit of good news for you.
The customer got a bit over excited.
I got a bit close to the threshing machine.
But they have got a bit of a brain.
Got a bit of bad news for you.
I have still got a bit more shopping to do.
Got a bit of surprising news for you.
I think we just got a bit carried away.
We got a bit carried away and it was fun.
Some suppliers got a bit too eager.
It got a bit more complicated from there.
Looks to me like we got a bit of a problem here.
I got a bit pissed and went off in a strop.
Things just got a bit out of hand.
I got a bit lumbered with those actually.
I might have got a bit confused there.
We did a bit of splashing and got a bit tired.
Things got a bit heated last time.
Because they have got a bit missing.
You have got a bit of a mullet going on there.
Especially if they have got a bit of chunk.
You have got a bit of an unfair advantage.
I wondered if things had got a bit emotional.
I have got a bit of news for you.
But my dad had got a bit wet.
I have got a bit of business myself tonight.
You have still got a bit of time.
Now we got a bit of a back and forth going.
Your feet have got a bit cold.
It just got a bit much for both of us.
