Translation of "Ein winziges bisschen" in English

Could it be loosened a tiny bit?

It was really close. Just a difference in one bit of muscle.

Joe, just a wee bit more here.

Today let out a tiny bit more love for yourself.

Yeah, it was just like a tiny bit of weed with a bit of opium in it.

Very clever, super-fast, and a tiny bit alive, but don't let on.

After just a tiny bit of coercing by us, Shelby decided to join in on the fun.

"The messenger wears a white robe, his hair is a tiny bit gold next to his skin and blended to whiteness like pure wool, white as snow.

Now that lady was someone you could rely upon a hundred per cent when it came to this issue, Carl thought when he eventually – regardless of all his tiredness – went to get the third bottle of beer from the basement by himself: you really had to signal only the slightest bit of inclination towards helping with the garden, and Gerlinde, this extremely perceptive person, would already come up with a “gardening program” the realization of which would turn you into a walking skeleton in no time. With his dear Gerlinde, it would probably be best to actually apply for early retirement…

Beware, however, because sometimes there is a tiny bit of telecine mixed in where you would not expect.

Basically, you shouldn’t be confident that anyone will grant you even a tiny bit of personal space.

Moment by moment, day by day, a tiny piece at a time, the spiritual battle is lost, largely by default.

Now Jet Propulsion Laboratory astronomer John Anderson and his colleagues — who originally helped uncover the Pioneer anomaly — have discovered that four spacecraft each raced either a tiny bit faster or slower than expected when they flew past the Earth en route to other parts of the solar system.

Sorry Karen but it does look (just a tinsy little bit) like a TowBall you have to admit.

In between you'll find conversations with Ben Fulford, Gerald Celente, and Jordan Maxwell that will hopefully open your eyes to a wee bit more of the truth.

Even "Patanjal shastra" if you see it, just in the beginning a wee bit of it is vyayama, I mean, ashtanga are there.

The organs of our body work with the same “merciless efficiency” in which each cell is unique, but also contains a tiny bit of freedom at the same time. – The sum of these little liberties add up, in their great mass, to form the “enormous liberty” that is our body. –

Even “Patanjal shastra” if you see it, just in the beginning a wee bit of it is vyayama, I mean, ashtanga are there.

A tiny bit of palm oil is put into the boiled vegetables for several hundred people, and hardly enough salt to meet bodily needs.

Even coughing, dropping an eyelash or other hairs, or when a tiny bit of saliva falls on the substrate while you are speaking can prove fatal for the end result.

Therefore, not only in deck 7 and below, they wake you up constantly, because you are not allowed to sleep there, no, even where sleeping is officially permitted (so from deck 8 on), they don’t turn off the bright lights at night – they don’t even dim them a tiny bit!

It's off to the right hand side and it makes me just a tiny bit nervous to think about that.

It has a little tiny bit of gravity, but it's enough that it can pull the asteroid, and you have your rockets set up, so you can -- oh, you can barely see it here, but there's rocket plumes -- and you basically, these guys are connected by their own gravity, and if you move the probe very slowly, very, very gently, you can very easily finesse that rock into a safe orbit.

It's a bit like with music: a song does not feel "groovy" because everyone is playing right in time – it is because, for example, the drums are consistently playing a tiny bit earlier than the rest of the group – just as much for it not to be consciously hearable.

As Einstein considered it an endeavor worth his whole life to be able to comprehend even a tiny portion of the reason that manifests itself in nature, we have been given much more than that!

There's something at the side that looks like a little tray at the dentist's office where they have this little mirror on a stick and things like that. It's off to the right hand side and it makes me just a tiny bit nervous to think about that. I think maybe they're going to do something with my right forearm, like when someone takes blood or something like that, poke around in your forearm a little bit.