Examples of 'in quite a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "in quite a bit"
in quite a bit - This phrase indicates a considerable amount, degree, or extent of something. It is often used to convey a moderate to significant level of quantity, frequency, intensity, or duration in a particular context
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in quite a bit
He would been in quite a bit because of his condition.
It was about a year ago that you found yourself in quite a bit of trouble.
You were in quite a bit of trouble recently.
We would highly recommend boots because you are walking in quite a bit of snow.
You got in quite a bit of trouble for that.
He hangs out with other artists while taking in quite a bit of the artistic world.
Lebanon is in quite a bit of a tougher situation.
So Lisa here appears to be in quite a bit of pain.
It brings in quite a bit of money into our economy.
It seems I have been entangled in quite a bit of.
She comes in quite a bit actually.
On the food front, we have been eating in quite a bit.
You look like you are in quite a bit of discomfort to me.
Dr. Harvell matched it with her own money, and a donor kicked in quite a bit more.
We could squeeze in quite a bit of time.
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He 's in quite a bit of distress up there.
A friend of mine is in quite a bit of trouble.
I am in quite a bit of, uh, discomfort with this open fracture.
I am assuming you have been in quite a bit of pain since then.
She 's in quite a bit of shock . Your mother fainted.
In that case, you are in quite a bit of luck.
I am still in quite a bit of pain and paracetamol is not working.
And she looks like she's in quite a bit of distress.
You got in quite a bit of trouble for that . Yeah.
They will eventually flush themselves out, sometimes in quite a bit of disruption.
You are in quite a bit of trouble.
At the end of that day, I was in quite a bit of pain.
Tom is in quite a bit of pain.
And another thing, Wyatt left his last job in quite a bit of a hurry.
She is still in quite a bit of pain and unable to work.
I bring my father Marvin and my aunt Ruth in quite a bit to see Dr. Surabh.
We are in quite a bit of danger.
Yes, that could bring in quite a bit.
It was in quite a bit of disarray.
As it is, we've already pumped in quite a bit of money.
I have taken in quite a bit since the beginning of the year.
Right this way. We're really in quite a bit of trouble.
She comes in quite a bit actually . She loves it.
Every time they have one … Yes, that could bring in quite a bit.
And I guess he was in quite a bit of a hurry because he forgot the negative.
No, not really. A friend of mine is in quite a bit of trouble.
I am still in quite a bit of a shock, Uay.
Apple 's recent discharge of Final Cut Pro X ( FCPX ) has resulted in quite a bit of controversy.
You seem to be in quite a bit of trouble, Captain.
Oh, all right . Well, just to clarify, Your sister 's in quite a bit of trouble.
Second, Babassu soaks in quite a bit faster than coconut oil.
He 's in quite a bit of pain, of course.
In those cases, you put in quite a bit of extra time.
I'm in quite a bit of, uh, discomfort with this open fracture. Excuse me.
Taliesin 's old horse strolled back in quite a bit later and won the race.
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