Examples of 'have to do a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to do a bit"
have to do a bit - needing to make a small amount of effort or do a small task
How to use "have to do a bit" in a sentence
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have to do a bit
Course sometimes we have to do a bit of work as well.
You have to do a bit of everything in this turbulent village.
So we are going to have to do a bit of climbing.
You have to do a bit of preparation before going in.
I think those making such allegations would have to do a bit better.
You may have to do a bit of planning first.
In order to visit Caracol you will have to do a bit of climbing.
You will have to do a bit better than apologise.
But just to warn you first, we might have to do a bit of improvising.
You will have to do a bit of work for this.
In order to make that claim work, they have to do a bit of gymnastics.
I have to do a bit of work now.
I never know when I may have to do a bit of driving.
You have to do a bit of everything.
Fundamentally, you will have to do a bit of everything.
You have to do a bit of work before you get to her heart.
Listen, you are gonna have to do a bit better than that.
Have to do a bit better than that, auntie.
You and me may have to do a bit of quick sprinting.
She 'd have to do a bit of looking around when she had the time.
With that being said, you may also have to do a bit of behavioral modification.
We will have to do a bit of walking to get from here to the bank.
What you got on? I am gonna have to do a bit of recruiting still.
So you have to do a bit of research and make yourself stand out.
You are going to have to do a bit of self-analysis.
I have to do a bit of guessing about what was going on in David 's head.
You will have to do a bit of time.
I have to do a bit of pruning at the beginning . ”.
Well I might have to do a bit of stretching first.
You have to do a bit of work.
But I will have to do a bit of research first.
You will have to do a bit of research to find the best antivirus software.
I will definitely have to do a bit at a time ; little bit.
I'll have to do a bit of internet research. ~James.
Uh … Well I might have to do a bit of stretching first.
We will have to do a bit of a dance, but God is on our side.
Okay . So you have to do a bit more glue then.
You will have to do a bit of work on those numbers, I think.
Good, because I have to do a bit of washing for Anton.
Right, I have to do a bit of work on your thighs.
I would then have to do a bit of bike and pony shopping.
I'm gonna have to do a bit of recruiting still.
Well, if you have to do a bit of exile, you could do a lot worse.
You will have to do a bit of time . That 's how it is.
Just gonna have to do a bit of dad dancing, are not I?
You will have to do a bit better than apologise . - What do you mean no?
No. Right, I have to do a bit of work on your thighs.
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