Sentence examples for aims a bit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hays aims a bit more for the gut here, in an ensemble with Mr. Pelt, a poised postbop trumpeter, along with Linda Oh on bass and Rodney Green on drums.

*Li 6-3 1-1 CLijsters Li aims a bit of a rant at her poor husband at 15-all, but it seems to do the trick as she breaks straight back.

It aims a bit more for features articles, with items on, among other things, business executives, philanthropy, feuding over the America's Cup and the workout regimen of Gov. Sarah Palin, a piece planned well before she became Senator John McCain's running mate.

There's another strain of shows that aims a bit higher.

Most flippers aim a bit lower.

He gently suggested that I had aimed a bit high.

One could arguably plant trees for the sole purpose of shading their livestock, but why not aim a bit higher?

The protesters might even aim a bit higher: the real income growth is happening in the top 0.1 percent.

He was aiming a bit straighter but England will be very happy with that over: nine from it.

Marc Cohen of Ledbury Research points out that the high-profile wealthy make up only 0.1% of consumers; luxury-goods groups have to aim a bit wider to do well.

"Today was part of his long education," said Abdullah's racing man- ager, Teddy Grimthorpe, "and we have to aim a bit higher now".