(all) You do your bit and I'll do mine.

You do your bit. Everybody else does theirs.

That's your bit.

Do what? Bit of magic.

Your proposal is a bit extreme.

It alters your outlook a bit.

Your numbers are a bit out.

Hey, your dog just bit me.

Sorry I bit your ear, Marty.

Do investors ask about a BIT?

Do lie down for a bit.

And bend your knees a little bit.

Is your mum a bit deaf, then?

Don't be surprised if you feel a bit agitated in your body when you sit down to do nothing and your mind feels like that.

Do you mind a bit of garlic?

I do still feel a bit wobbly.

Your mouth opens a bit more, your eyes open wider still.

I think I'm a bit tight. Do you think I'm a bit tight, Mr Bendrix?

Then you can leave it. Just as you bit by bit leave all your other roles.

Your blood pressure might drop a little bit.

Can I borrow your pencil for a bit?

Your blood pressure might drop a little bit.

Your coming here doesn't help us a bit.

Your little wife seems a bit agitated lately.

Now, tip your head just a little bit.

It's a bit, um, tricky on your own.

Turn your head away just a little bit.

Put your foot this way a little bit.

They're a bit subversive in what they do.

So let's do something a little bit harder.

No, we decided to do a bit more.

So let's do a little bit of algebra.

It looks a bit overdone. What'll I do?

Do you mind sitting a little bit closer?

You might do yourself a bit of good.

I do a bit of Sunday painting myself.

Let the science temper your knowledge a little bit.

DH Could you spread your legs a little bit?

I'd like to borrow your notes for a bit.

I've gotten a bit lost in all your stories.

Bit of a sticky wicket, isn't it, Your Lordship?

Look your face is not reddened a bit yet.

Good bit of lunch at your club, is it?

Your hair a bit this way, put the bag away and your pretty teeth, your teeth.

So, we do something a little bit more serious.