Sentence examples for a bit more lasting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scrivo said of demi-permanents, "There are many things a trained colorist can do to make a formulation a bit more lasting".

"I am usually a bit more last minute, though I have noticed in lots of places that I'm now seeing Christmas stuff advertised in the summer.

A DC motor, Mr. Francis said, runs a bit more slowly, lasts longer and can be wired to run on a backup battery in case of a power outage.

Even if they were brand new, they were put there by the same hand, perhaps trembling a bit more than last time, or maybe not.

Gabbar Is Back looks a good bet for the first to reach 100 crore, but production company Dhansali may have hoped for a bit more: their last Kumar collaboration, 2012's Rowdy Rathore (tagline: "Don't Angry Me!"), cleared 200 crore worldwide, landing it in the country's all-time top 20.

It's projected that we will see 2.9 billion gigabits shipped in 2011; quite a bit more than last years sales of 1.7 billion Gb.

Maybe when I finish playing it's something I'll look into a bit more, but last year I avoided getting really involved in all of that because it might have made concentrating on the job in hand even harder.

Maybe this season a bit more than last year, given last season was exceptional.

Presuming it was my fault I simply stuck it back in place with a bit more gusto, which lasted for about an hour before another ping and another tube of foundation to be cancelled.

It did bend a bit more at the last minute and ended up hitting the middle of the post.

The group has a standing ad in the Bayonne paper for new members, but there haven't been any takers for a year, so each departure hurts a bit more than the last.