Sentence examples for actions a bit of from inspiring English sources

But there is support around, and with some considered actions, a bit of luck and a following wind, it is possible not just to survive but thrive in what is still one of the most interesting and rewarding sectors to work within.

If it prods the Europeans and others into action, a bit of Texan swagger at Evian will be no bad thing.

So I had put into action a bit of Marcie's counsel.

Full of action, a bit of gore, and plenty of spirits, Bob: Non-Union Psychic is set to be a strong new series.

Even this defense of Romney's actions is a bit of a stretch.

Business survival for auto suppliers revolves around securing contracts to make what the auto manufacturers have in the future new-product pipeline, so their actions provide a bit of a window into the automotive future.

But with little actions and a bit of perseverance, you can regain control of your happiness.

Our pilots kept their engines revved for a quick escape, though the bear was obviously in no mood for action, just a bit of eyeballing.

Massú, who scuttles into some surprising positions to employ a fearsome ­forehand and has a deceptively innocuous-looking serve with a tight, low action, is a bit of an unknown quantity these days.

Some associations to the show's action are a bit of a stretch, but once a connection is made, many work well enough to keep the reader going on to discussions of complex topics like wormholes and time loops.

The action was a bit of bright news for investors in the Reserve U.S. Government Fund, one of more than a dozen Reserve funds that froze customer withdrawals more than two months ago after being hit with waves of redemption demands.