Sentence examples for a bit of team from inspiring English sources

I love a bit of 'Team and its speedy approach to digging up ancient items as well as its GeoPhys machines that never seemed to find anything.

At Hull we had a bit of team unity and a manager, in Steve Bruce, who was a bit like this one: someone who was not afraid to make decisions when he had to.

When you get gifted, talented players you have to go out and get them from outside your region and some of them come miles and you lose a bit of team spirit and togetherness and I don't think there's any compensation for that.

It's slightly interesting, and a bit bizarre, but there is a bit of team play in that I think.

Kelly: It was a bit of a team effort in getting us together.

At home they are a bit of a team: Burns and Allen, say, or Alice and Ralph.

During their stay in Detroit, Chavez established himself as a bit of a team spokesman because he answered a simple question honestly.

"I think it will be impossible to replace Bernie," says Brown. "You'd certainly have to approach it with a bit of a team.

"Wearing the kilt was a bit of a team decision.

Since late last year my friend group has being doing heaps of research we're like a bit of a team now.

In addition to concerns about patients' ability to engage in daily functioning, referral to mental health professionals was used when the patient was at risk of suicide and self-harm: I'd imagine it would be a bit of a team effort so involving psychologists or a psychiatrist if it manifested in terms of anxiety or depression with suicide intent.