Sentences with phrase «to back up a bit»

Need to make the battery back up a bit more.

Allow me to back up a bit for any new readers, or for those of you who just want a recap.

Let me just back up a bit and show you where this bathroom started.

It finally came back up a bit and was high 50's low 60's which is perfect weather for a great sweater and some distressed jeans.

You need to somehow get back to town or collect a light pickup that enemies can drop to light things back up a bit.

It is probably a good idea at this point to back up a bit for some chemistry 101.

Wrap in the paper and refrigerate 30 minutes, this allows the flour to absorb the water properly and the coconut oil to firm back up a bit.

They will crisp back up a bit.

Chill the bowl in the refrigerator until it thickens back up a bit, about 30 minutes, then spread or dollop on cooled cupcakes.

I'm not one to buy into the protein myth, but having been nearly - all - raw these past two months, I am feeling like my body would appreciate it if I bumped my protein intake back up a bit.)

Betting is moderate, but with 72 % of the bets taking Navy, the line has started to edge back up a bit.

Earlier in the week, we wrote about how it was one of the lowest totals we've tracked on Thursday Night Football, but it has since crept back up a bit.

If you scroll back up a bit, you'll see them.

To kick the punch back up a bit, I grabbed my Vince Camuto Color Block Satchel with a similar punchy tone.

In a pricing strategy that would shock Porsche, the stripped - out Speedster actually costs # 15k less than a standard Plus 8, but the options on this particular car ratchet the price back up a bit.

I naughtily backed up a bit and the car began to tip over two wheels from side to side.

Even when rates backed up a bit for a few months at a time, they would just resume the downward trend and everyone renewed their mortgage at the same or lower rate.

If you begin to see a large drop in your FICO score, stop closing accounts for 4 months or so and make payments on time to get the score back up a bit and negate the effect.

It also lets you freely experiment with item placement and usage as you can place or use items, then just back up a bit if it turns out you got the placement wrong.

My hope is / was that if he isn't successful in scoring, hopefully he is successful in getting them to back up a bit more and be wary of the shot, and open up a bit more space for a guy like Moor to get a headed goal.

To answer that, let's back up a bit.

There's a lot going on in Trump's Sunday morning tweets, so let's back up a bit to see what he's trying to get at.

I confess the way the question was phrased got my back up a bit.

To understand what I'm talking about, let's back up a bit.

Instead we back up a bit and look at the wider picture and cure the cause.

The introduction of memory brings us one step further into the analysis, but we will have to back up a bit to grasp what is distinctive of memory.

Can you back up the bit about nonbelievers committing more crimes?

Okay, maybe we should back up a bit.

Lori put this family treasure to good use over the course of the weekend, but before I get into that, let me back up a bit and say - it's great to have a host who also happens to be a food writer.

Let me back up a bit.

You need to make this.Okay, let me back up a bit.

Backing up a bit, one of the great things about Rose's recipes (generally speaking) is that many of them strike a strong nutritional balance.

Let's back up a bit: I am really, really bad at making breakfast on time: true story!

Actually, let me back up a bit.

Spring Veggie Fried Rice Just to back up a bit, traditional take out fried rice is usually loaded... [Read more...]

It's coming your way at the end of today's post... But let's back up a bit, shall we?

Let's back up a bit though..

The afternoon wave can back up a bit, especially as the course gets a little crusty at the very end of having the full field play 36 over two days.

I've been in this situation a few times recently and I know that my attempts to correct misinformation about breastfeeding (mostly the «formula will help my baby sleep» - myth) have gotten people's backs up a bit.

Curiously enough, I still remember a good detergent manufacturer back in the day giving me the advice that people should reduce their detergent amount until they didn't like the results and then bump it back up a bit.

Waoh, I guess I am jumping the gun and rambling here, so let me back up a bit.