Sentence examples for a late bit of from inspiring English sources

Most of them are in their late 50s or early 60s and trying to make a late bit of income before they're past it.

Mr. Allawi also expressed resolve after the attacks, though in a late bit of campaigning, he criticized the "weakness" in the government's security preparation.

Hofstra will now search for a new coach in the latest bit of turmoil that has seemed to envelop New York area teams, including the dismissals of Seton Hall's Bobby Gonzalez, Rutgers's Fred Hill, St. John's Norm Roberts and Fordham's Dereck Whittenburg.

The decision by Philipp Hildebrand, the former Swiss central banker, to take a position there is just the latest bit of evidence.

The whole thing leads up to it being very beneficial for Apple to create a softer on-ramp for this latest bit of courage.

Now 73, the hawkish Mr Ecevit continues to be seen by Turkey's friends in the West as a big obstacle to solving the Cyprus problem (see article).As for Mrs Ciller, her latest bit of Byzantine manoeuvring has impressed even her harshest critics.

Even though the Falcons suffered their second loss in a row, their resilience and energy in battling back from a huge early deficit to get withing four points late was a bit of a victory in itself.

You have to wonder if Newman's latest is a bit of a test run?

There's at least one running late for a bit of slap back delay effect.

Also, Mr. Appel hopes a round-the-clock schedule will offer his latest masterpiece a bit of protection.

"For some of the nations that qualified [for the Olympics] fairly late, it becomes a bit of a scramble to try to find Olympic-standard horses.