Sentence examples for a bit celebrating from inspiring English sources

Having released 50 records, they've decided to sit back and take stock for a bit, celebrating their accomplishments with a new three CD compilation that skips through the imprint's biggest smashes to date, and also includes a new mix from DJ Three that utilises the vast depths of the Visionquest catalogue to great effect.

What can you do to slow down the process a little bit, celebrate girlhood, and let her experience the innocence and joy being a child?

Well, as a white man of European descent, I feel a bit odd celebrating the fact that we stole this country from Native Americans.

Strange, who has succeeded Ben Crenshaw as the United States captain, acknowledged that the American golfers "crossed the line a bit" in celebrating their record comeback in the singles matches on that Sunday, but he predicted that "everybody will be very well behaved," as the Belfry galleries have always been.

This is a bit like celebrating a sunny day in a region suffering from drought.

"They should also bounce a bit to celebrate a wicket".

Canon has quite a bit to celebrate this year.

April is Earth Month, so what better time to stop for a moment, appreciate the beauty around us, and dress up a bit to celebrate.

At the end of the day, don't they get a bit grand about celebrating the art of fine filmmaking?

"I hope you're ready for an hour and a bit of just celebrating that we're alive!" He grinned at the 100 or so cheering souls assembled before him.

So maybe it's a bit silly to celebrate "not technically being a loser", like Bluth employees celebrating the fact that their stock has been raised from "sell" to "don't buy", but these are the Washington Wizards.