Sentence examples for appreciated a bit from inspiring English sources
The rupee has even appreciated a bit against the dollar, while the Karachi stockmarket is up a thumping 45% on its pre-September level.But it is General Musharraf's personal stock at home and abroad that has risen most.
I would have appreciated a bit more time to corral the horses on this one, to be Frank.
I made it to government camp on Mt. Hood but I think my Achilles' tendons would have appreciated a bit more mechanical help and muscular development.
With female musicians that's made a big thing of and I think people, certainly with me, have appreciated a bit of mystery.
You can appreciate a bit of his work in this video and Gordon Edes writes on ESPN.com that Beane truly adored his job.
Those who have completed the tour, and have been saddened by an architectural loss of such immensity, might appreciate a bit of cheering up.
"She's probably going to appreciate a bit of time and the Ribblesdale is our obvious route," Charlie Appleby, Skiffle's trainer, said.
No need to get aggressive, I'm going, if this was a proper craft place you'd appreciate a bit of banter.
– Expect that our elected officials also have passports, have been abroad and appreciate a bit about the diversity of people and situations outside our national borders.
Former president and Teddy-Ruxpin-faced planet-vandal George W Bush joined in the fun, proving that even dot-eyed locust warmongers appreciate a bit of slapstick.
