Sentence examples for a bit territorial from inspiring English sources
You should provide the lemmings with a small empty, clean box for them to make a nest in but make sure that there are two exits from the box because they do have a tendency to get a bit territorial.
The Irish scrum won a couple of penalties – one when that was clearly the way they saw of getting themselves out of a bit of rare territorial trouble.
They all had the same idea that they were going to be a little bit more territorial, and because I'm a girl it should have been easier for them to intimidate me.
Even as President Clinton warmly received his successor yesterday at the White House, he was coolly preparing to surround W., and steal attention from him, in an ingenious bit of territorial triangulation.
It's a powerful South African lineout, though, with effectively three second-rows and if they suddenly get a bit of success they may play a more territorial kicking game".
Or is Mr. Hu not so subtly hinting that the Chinese government is divided on how to handle the many territorial disputes bubbling in the region, and needs a bit of help?
IN THE convoluted dramas in the seas around China, Taiwan is often cast as a bit player, the optional extra to the lengthy lists of contending parties to the many territorial disputes.
