Sentence examples for a bit of one from inspiring English sources

At the first audition she sang "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man"; on her call back she repeated it and added a bit of "One More Kiss," the one number Heidi sings in the play.

Mr. Scaasi has a bit of one.

Maybe not a whole one, but a bit of one.

A bit of one, not a lot of one".

Leopard, for a bit of One Direction youthful abandon?

Shuffling along, a man in a baseball hat leaned back and sang a bit of "One".

We're hoping to get a bit of one-on-one time with this one before we leave Barcelona – we'll update you if our impressions change once we've actually pawed at it.

Air Sharing requires a bit of one-time set-up on your computer (Mac, Windows or Linux); after that, your iPhone looks and acts just like another drive on your machine.

A bit of one-to-one coaching, a bit of coaching by email – I'm developing that side of my work.

But President Obama sort of rather blew that out of the water by announcing an even bigger MPA in Hawaii – trust the Yanks to indulge in a bit of one-upmanship over us poor Brits.

First, Handel's Concerto a Due Cori No 2 split the orchestra in two: a great opportunity to compare and contrast, surely, or at least for a bit of one-upmanship.