Sentence examples for a bit more catching from inspiring English sources

So, maybe Mr Glendinning's has just a bit more catching up to do.

Clearly, there is a group of users that is a bit more prone to catching one of these than others.

You could also flirt a bit more boldly by catching their eye and winking, but then blushing and turning away shyly or teasing them lightly but then acting a little embarrassed and laughing a little to add some of your shy style to your flirting technique.

White subway tile probably isn't going anywhere — ever — but if you're looking for something a bit more eye-catching, consider something akin to the distressed-glass tiles in this London kitchen.

This eye-catching parachute requires a bit more work but it's worth the effort.

IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE IN THE UK? Several British towns are catching on to the idea that by providing a bit more than just town centre stores with Christmas lights they could attract extra visitors.

The forwards don't want to be catching the ball on the gain-line and under pressure; instead, take the ball at a bit more depth and have the option to 'tip on' the pass.

(Luke Bryan had a bit more luck using the same tools — chunky guitars, a booming beat, whoa-oh-oh vocals — to sell a country song about catching up a little catfish dinner).

Thus, Labour is merely coming up with an eye-catching announcement which confirms what we already know - Ed Balls would spend a bit more than George Osborne if he were in office now.

And a bit more.

A bit more mature".