Examples of 'taken a bit' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken a bit"
taken a bit: suggests that something has been borrowed or used temporarily for a short period of time
How to use "taken a bit" in a sentence
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taken a bit
The economy has taken a bit of a tumble.
Taken a bit of Viagra.
This board has taken a bit of a tangent.
It 's taken a bit of a runaway out of control in recent times.
This has perhaps taken a bit long.
Has taken a bit longer than expected.
Karlsson would have taken a bit longer.
He would taken a bit of trouble not to be seen.
Your professional reputation has taken a bit of a dive.
I have taken a bit of poetic license here.
I think that critique should be taken a bit further.
We have taken a bit of a short cut.
Adult courses seem to have taken a bit of a hit.
I have taken a bit too long.
It seems like the basis of your social ambition has taken a bit of a beating lately.
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They have taken a bit more than that.
It 's better to have a sharp picture taken a bit further back.
God had taken a bit of a beating.
I think the Russians were taken a bit off guard.
But it has taken a bit of time to resuscitate cultural life.
So perhaps the chicken was taken a bit before its time.
Was taken a bit too literally.
Your faith must have taken a bit of a battering.
If it had taken a bit longer they would not be alive to talk about it.
The old credit card has taken a bit of a hammering.
They have taken a bit off my cheque every month for ages.
We both know the business has taken a bit of a turn and.
I was taken a bit by surprise.
And I feel as if someone has taken a bit of my soul.
I was taken a bit upset.
Google maps says it should have taken a bit over 9 hours.
Must have taken a bit of time to get all that together.
The instrument panel 's taken a bit of a beating.
She 's taken a bit to dressing like a whore.
Do you know that you have taken a bit of government land.
But it 's taken a bit of time to resuscitate cultural life.
She is gone too soon and has taken a bit of our youth with her.
It can be taken a bit more to the extreme, even getting to a bit more simulation.
I think the twins have taken a bit of a shine to him.
We were taken a bit by surprise the first time we experienced this. One.
I would have taken a bit longer.
As soon as things got real, Argyle wished he would taken a bit part.
I have also taken a bit of a rest.
Could this resurgence result in the horror genre being taken a bit more seriously?
This was taken a bit later.
There is a lot of material to log . This has perhaps taken a bit long.
We might have taken a bit of a kickin.
I create almost every day, although over the holidays I've taken a bit of a hiatus.
This photo was taken a bit earlier this year.
Impostor running around ruining your name. Your professional reputation has taken a bit of a dive.
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
