Examples of 'little a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "little a bit"
little a bit: This phrase is a colloquial way of expressing a small amount or degree of something. It is commonly used in informal conversations, casual settings, or for emphasizing a slight extent or quantity of a particular characteristic or action
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little a bit
Just wanted to talk for a little a bit.
I know a little a bit about being in exile.
The music to me sounds really a little a bit alienated.
Everybody wobbles a little a bit when you take the training wheels off.
I think you might be over reacting just little a bit.
I guess I was a little a bit hasty on this matter.
Little a bit anyone that want some more food?
We clean a little a bit.
A little a bit like something else I could mention.
However, your database may need a little a bit of spring cleaning.
Back little a bit more, a little bit more.
This leader is fair and honest although often a little a bit too confident and impatient!
Well, a little a bit more than the average working man, perhaps but not too much.
Hey . Just wanted to talk for a little a bit.
He opened a little a bit the door and I go in.
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Maybe it was because she looks a little a bit like Yoda?
She 's a little a bit big and she is one.
The music to me sounds really a little a bit alienated - so I am very surprised.
Me, little a bit too much.
Now, I might explain it just for a little a bit and you would understand.
I will tell you a little a bit about irrational behavior -- Laughter.
For those that do not know, tell me a little a bit about the band 's history.
He needs to be a little a bit more outgoing, personally.
The music to me sounds really a little a bit alienated, so a little a bit alienated, so.
That 's probably a little a bit iffy, nowadays.
Here 's a little a bit of.
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