Sentence examples for a bit preferably from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the neutral is going for the Highland underdogs here, and – with Celtic fans being famously the most prone to conspiracy theories now Liverpool have settled down a bit – preferably one that involves a massive decision going against them.

A computer (64 bit, preferably multi-processor, minimum of 16 GB RAM, 50 MB free disc space) with a Unix/Linux or Microsoft Windows operating system.

While you might encourage your son or daughter to adopt a vegetarian diet, it's best to start them out when they're a bit older; preferably with items purchased in the produce section at your local grocer.

Slice the steak on the diagonal, against the grain, no thicker than one-half inch, preferably a bit thinner.

Add a few players of differing temperaments, a stake preferably a bit (or, better, a lot) more than the players can afford to lose, and the juices begin to flow.

And always there was the desperate, desperate desire to be current, to be part of his own time and in step with or preferably a bit ahead of its art — and, of course, to best the competition.

You can get a way with a bit of light eyeliner (preferably brown) and mascara but nothing more.

The amount of water added to the citric acid should therefore be at least 6 tablespoons and preferably a bit more.

With the main course, I think you could serve a lightish red, preferably with a bit of spice to it.

Every communication should - preferably with a bit of grace -- reinforce an individual's perception of himself as a high-potential stallion.

Formal events generally require a bit of advanced notice -- preferably around 2 weeks.