Sentence examples for a bit more use from inspiring English sources

So if Russia wants to get a bit more use out of the Olympic venues and do it all again, a few Americans would be thrilled to compete for gold.

"It's a good wicket but there is a little bit of turn out of the footholds for the spinners which will be interesting as the game goes forward". "It looks a pretty good surface out there and we probably had to make a bit more use of the new ball when the new batters came in.

Here in America, we have a knack for twisting around the meaning of a word and molding it into something we can get a bit more use out of.

If you want to cover a bit more, use a foundation.This is one product that you should splurge on.

I don't like being the centre of attention – although I'm getting a bit more used to putting myself out there".

I was getting a little uncomfortable but I've been doing it for the last eight years so I'm a bit more used to it.

New Yorkers are a bit more used to this because on any given day, there's a celebrity walking the streets and barely a head turns.

If your bread slice crumbles while rolling, flatten it a bit more using wooden roller.

Desk-bound office workers can all use a bit more exercise.

You can use smaller "fun-sized" candy bars, or, if you're okay with spending a bit more money, use regular-sized candy bars.

The extra-duty balls have longer fibers, Collins said, and fluff up a bit more during use.