Sentence examples for a bit below par from inspiring English sources

"I felt a bit below par before the Bolton game but I played through it.

A bit below par for a newspaper that normally circulates 1.8 million copies?

That is a bit below par, but a lot better than after the Mets' first two World Series appearances.

"The first goal was offside, the second goal was a foul and third goal was a goal-kick, so if you're a bit below par and on top of that you have the first three goals against you in the decision-making then it's even more difficult.

David Cameron has had a grim 24 hours - when he amended the government motion to promise a second vote on military action, he was effectively conceding that he had "lost" a vote that had not yet taken place - and he seemed tetchy and a bit below par when he spoke this afternoon.

Adography faces the same problems, and personally I think the user experience is a bit below par for the moment.

"At the moment, we're a little bit below par and mentally and physically weary and other teams are up for it," Fallaize said.

I think we were a little bit below par and Sunderland capitalised on that". Sunderland Ladies forward Beth Mead: "I'm lost for words, the girls were outstanding today.

Performance-wise it was probably a little bit below par". Earlier, young duo Becky James and Vicky Williamson picked up Britain's first medal in Minsk with a bronze in the women's team sprint.

David Shrigley and Jim Lambie were a bit below.

It is a bit below the level.