Sentence examples similar to A bit senior from inspiring English sources

Taking this economic debate a bit globally, senior Chinese officials have publicly expressed an interest in international currency.

"They've always talked quite a bit," a senior administration official said last night of the two leaders, "but not at this level of intensity.

Another reason not to get too caught up in talking about a favorite school is that teens grow and change quite a bit throughout senior year.

"Blair is caught here in the middle and you'll see the president defer to that a bit," one senior administration official predicted this evening.

Even if the person you've identified is a bit too senior, he or she often will make sure it gets to the hiring manager.

Zooming out a bit more, Senior says Here ties into the trend of both "app unbundling" and simple task-based apps that add value by using information already stored on your smartphone to help save time.

Confronted with the fact that Portugal will now have participated in as many tournaments in his decade-and-a-bit with the senior team – three World Cups and three European Championships – as in the whole of the rest of the country's footballing history, Ronaldo was surprisingly understated.

"Things have become a bit clearer," a senior Pentagon official said.

David: He's actually a bit like a senior cabinet member, who does the policy but disdains the politics.

"But something has to change because the under-21s played a bit like the senior squad did at the World Cup".

They have closed around me a bit, and the senior players, especially, have tried to rally around me. "It seems to be the easiest thing to do now is play the game.