Sentence examples for a little erratic from inspiring English sources

"It can be a little erratic at times.

"I think that's what allowed my fastball command to be a little erratic".

The biennale reflects this, which means, at times, it can feel a little erratic.

"We've been a little erratic with our run scoring," Torre said.

Mr. Manic said he guessed that his friend had simply "gone a little erratic" when he struck Mr. Kaufman.

Bakambu, given few opportunities, hasn't produced last year's form without Soldado, while Pato has been a little erratic.

He's got a big serve, big forehand, can be a little bit erratic.

Over all, there is also concern that Mr. Trump is a little too erratic.

The Princess's behaviour, in the way it was highlighted, at least, seemed to be at once a little more erratic, and its reception a little less respectful.

Hopefully this week's scoring will be a little less erratic than in recent weeks, it's starting to give me a headache.

"We've been getting a lot of runs early in the games and tonight we took advantage of their bullpen, which has been a little bit erratic, throwing a lot of balls.