Sentence examples for a bit of super from inspiring English sources

CNN, with 40 hours to fill, tried to bring a bit of Super Bowl-style pizazz and graphics.

The opening theme music is the same (minus the early syncopated underbeat that gave Texas a bit of "Super Fly" sass).

And if your song takes you there, perhaps it might refer to the old-school, with a bit of Super Mario, Street Fighter, Space Invaders or Pac-Man.

And on Sunday, it appeared that Jones's quest to set a Super Bowl attendance record — adding the temporary seats inside the stadium and charging $200 a person to sit immediately outside it with the game shown on giant screens — had led instead to a bit of Super Bowl ignominy.

We came down off the glacier and after a bit of super Jeep on the beach (a derelict US army supply plane lies on it from the days when they used Iceland as a base), we turned away from the storm, and found our way to the most beautiful place we visited on our trip: órsmörk (literally Thor's valley) is a frost-coated fairytale that in summer becomes an alpine vision of serenity.

Sound is, as it was before, tinny as hell but quite loud enough; I played quite a bit of Super Mario Kart on this thing and never felt the need to pipe the sound elsewhere.

I mean, sure, the effort is noticed, but it just leaves everyone else on the field scratching their heads while saying, "What the fuck is wrong with you, man?" A: Alex Cross is a Detroit police detective who has a reputation as a bit of a super sleuth.

Flashing back to my early years and influences, my Father, a brilliant and good man, level-headed, I thought, was a bit of a Super-hawk as I now see it in retrospect.

And maybe a bit of an extravaganza: super fresh turbot and truffles.

"Angelgate is a bit of a validation of super angels' influence," says David Hsu of the Wharton School.

It's politely assumed, and then ignored, that middle class celebrities dabble in a bit of blow on super-yachts in St Tropez, or in private members clubs in Soho.