Sentence examples for a bit more strong from inspiring English sources

"We've had a meeting with him (Villas-Boas) because we've been conceding late goals and we have to be a little bit more focused, a bit more strong," William Gallas told talkSPORT.

Lewis is a bit more strong.

"I feel a little bit more stronger," Tejada said.

When Castillo was asked if that meant he needed to soon rest the hip, he said, "Not shut it down, but if I have to go on the D.L. or whatever or make my leg a little bit more stronger".

There is also an external imbalance, with the current account deficit at 2.6 per cent of GDP and expected to widen a bit more as the strong dollar will tend to cut exports and increase imports.

This is partly explained by the clear advantage of giving Rylance a bit more trailer time (a strong pull for UK audiences), but it also emphasises a layered approach to the drama that unfolds.

I'd make the national anthem a bit more rousing, Something Inside So Strong by Labi Siffre, or anything by Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends.

Once you get to know the girl a bit more, you'll have a stronger sense of who she is as a person.

The mostly upbeat jobs data reported on Friday, as Shaila Dewan writes, follow a string of economic reports that indicate consumers are growing a bit stronger and a bit more willing to spend as the housing market stabilizes and as their investments grow.

Rowett told BBC Radio Derby: "I think we will get more success if we can be a bit stronger and a bit more organised.

They're very strong, driven and a bit more extrovert".