Sentence examples for a bit of opening from inspiring English sources

Since then, New York teams have made a bit of opening day history themselves.

For the sake of accuracy, I would like to point out an error in David Fischer's opening day chronicles ("Making a Bit of Opening Day History in New York," April 2).

Even Billy Vunipola – who can be guaranteed to batter his way into a bit of open field – found himself chopped down.

I may also be feeling a bit of "open-world fatigue" in a year that has brought us The Witcher 3 and MGSV.

If the fans are tantalisingly ready for a bit of open male love in football, we may have to wait a while until the institution is.

Let's imagine a scenario where somebody releases a bit of open-source code that allows you to run homebrew that is, non-pirated software created by indie developers on your PS3.

Essentially, a bit of open information (the SIM card's ICC-ID) was tied to a piece of private information (the iPad owner's email address) so that on encountering certain AT&T fields, it would automatically fill in the field with the appropriate email.

But more understanding and a bit of open-mindedness can take care of that problem.

Although Ryan said Thursday that he and President-elect Donald Trump are "in sync" on the timing of a repeal and a replace ― "essentially simultaneously," in Trump's words ― there's quite a bit of open interpretation as to what that might mean.

If you're a musician, for example, setting up in front of a wall can improve your acoustics, and if you're an acrobatics troupe, you'll probably need quite a bit of open space.

There is not much of a difference from them but there is a bit of gap opening up between those two and Hulkenberg.