Sentence examples for acquire a bit more from inspiring English sources

Buy a $4,700 round lot and you acquire a bit more than an acre of land (on which there's a modest $810 mortgage).

The catering and in-flight entertainment are the same as in basic economy; you are basically acquiring a bit more personal space.

The team's low-affect style acquires a bit more edge in some large color photographs of teenagers whose faces and limbs are coated with a shiny gel, as if playing to the current taste for mannequin sculptures.

When they acquired a bit more money soon after, they all bought leather pants for their stage performances, as well.

Get a bit more personal.

Zuckerberg invited Justin Shaffer, the founder of Hot Potato (which Facebook recently acquired), on stage to talk a bit more about the new Groups (he's the product manager on it).

"Given a bit of time I can grow a beard or - with a bit more time - acquire wrinkles.

A bit more of an acquired taste are some desserts, particularly the "summer fruits with nitro Thai chili ice cream," a dish that gave off a slightly metallic aftertaste.

"Royal County Down is one of my favourite courses in Ireland - it's a bit more of an acquired taste and you've got to play it a few times to find your way around those blind tee shots.

OpenTable, the online reservation business, says it is acquiring a start-up to make booking a table a bit more intimate and social.

If our weeding improves a bit more, we cross a crucial threshold, and gain the ability to safely acquire unlimited amounts of culture.