Sentence examples for a bit individual from inspiring English sources

While some brokers say that the market is cooling a bit, individual buyers will not necessarily find their own experience reflective of that perception.

"We became a bit individual and came out of structure a little and allowed them to get back into it in the second half.

"We were certainly starting to dominate with our forward play... but we didn't capitalise on that, we lost our shape, some of our skill-set was average and we went a bit individual.

"It's much more pertinent to keep a local name and be a little bit individual".

"I wanted to be a little bit different," he says, "a little bit individual, that's why I only did one side".

The jury is still out, and the benefits of creating art as mental exercise probably varies quite a bit from individual to individual.

But the introduction of pockets in clothing and opaque plastic bags is changing that a little bit: Individuals are likelier to be selfish when the community can't actually see what they have.

There's a bit of individual hardware that she didn't even get a true a chance to take home.

It has become a bit more individual than when I arrived 20 years ago because every case is a bit special.

Of Arsenal's winner, a superb first-half shot by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Cahill added: "I thought the game was opened up by a bit of individual brilliance.

So it's not surprising that seasoned travelers have a trick or two to defeat the forces of discomfort and carve out a bit of individual privilege.