Sentences with phrase «little bit of a leap»

«Any association between purchasing antidepressants and living alone is a little bit of a leap,» Walch says.

I had no idea what I was going to look like so then it becomes this balancing act and a little bit of a leap of faith.

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I'm still in phase 1 of my LEAP eating plan, so I have very limited amount of foods to choose from every day, but I was excited to come up with this salad dressing that's a little bit «different,» but still quite tasty.

«Let me give you a little bit of history, best I know it,» Joe Lhota said before launching into a convoluted explanation of the ownership structure of the subways, and why it is that Mayor Bill de Blasio should leap to their rescue.

On a more separate note, we'd also have preferred the touch screen infotainment system to be a little bit faster and more responsive: we appreciate the leap in quality over what was offered on the old Jaguar XF, but the likes of BMW's iDrive and Audi's MMI setups still lead the charge in this class.

Then without notice, his dog leaped up onto his plate and snapped at the food, taking a little bit of my friends flesh with it.

I found myself trying to shoulder check every little bit of the covenant into oblivion, and when the opportunity yielded itself I'd leap off of an ammo crate or looming pass and rain down giant, Spartan - y justice with the new Ground Pound ability.

The Siberian snow storm that opens Rise of the Tomb Raider looked absolutely glorious on our screen at home and we winced that little bit more in fear as Lara leapt from ice - laden mountain face to snow - swept crevasse.

Maybe «jumped» is a bit of a leap (my pun for the day) but at the very least wages have stabilized and seem to be improving a little bit.

One dad thought he'd make the night just that little bit more memorable for the crowd — and the mortified child sitting beside him, pulling at his sleeve and begging him to sit down — by leaping to his feet and singing along to «You're the Voice» at the top of his lungs with extravagant arm gestures.