Sentence examples for acquiring a bit more from inspiring English sources
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.
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).
When they acquired a bit more money soon after, they all bought leather pants for their stage performances, as well.
An RBS in wholly private hands will be able to choose its own destiny, away from Treasury interference and the electoral timetable - perhaps expanding into new markets and acquiring others, though taking a bit more care about doing so than it did under Fred Goodwin.
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.
