Sentence examples for a bit from other from inspiring English sources

Bump is not making money yet, beyond a bit from other companies that license its technology.

The ball-shaped shift knob atop the lever deviates a bit from other automatic Audis that have bar-like handles, but pleases the hand, nonetheless.

In terms of pricing, HopSkipDrive differentiates itself quite a bit from other transportation startups like Uber and Lyft, allowing parents to purchase one ride at a time for $20 or a package of rides, which can get the per-ride-price down to about $12.

"[Her nomination] detracts a bit from others on the list who spent a long time writing their album," says the journalist Hattie Collins, who wrote a story about the singer for Blues & Soul magazine.

This holiday season has stood out a bit from others, being the first time, at least as far as I can recall, that cyber warfare and the fictional assassination of North Korea's Supreme Leader have featured so very prominently in news and personal discussions.

A further one-third said they had learnt a bit from studying other subjects, such as business or economics.

"Let us ask some probing questions of ourselves and perhaps even look at history a bit from the other guy's eyes," Mr. Kim wrote.

I've got a far broader outlook on life and hopefully it will make me stand out a bit from the other thousands of graduates".

Speaking from experience, I can say that the instructors learn quite a bit from each other.

There is always the person who tries to take a bit from several other students hard work and make a messy collage of their own post.

In particular, the UAH team, led by Dr. John Christy and Dr. Roy Spencer (who have discounted the importance and occurrence of climate change for years) present results that differ quite a bit from the others.