Sentence examples for better a bit of from inspiring English sources

The hope is it will be this week at RFK. Denzel Eslinger, RSL Perspective: For Real Salt Lake the season couldn't have started much better, a bit of revenge over the San Jose Earthquakes, a fourth straight opening day road win for RSL, the 100th career clean sheet for Nick Rimando, a 300th career match for Kyle Beckerman, and a pair of goals for Alvaro Saborio.

Thoughts are better with a bit of vigor.

Feelings are better with a bit of depth.

They are, for want of a better word, a bit of a gang.

"Might have gone better with a bit of custard or single cream," suggested Sanjeev Ramdehal.

This could be so much better with a bit of imagination".

Worms seem to do better with a bit of neglect, and skipping feeding for a few weeks is not a problem.

For legions of expatriate Texans in New York City, few things can better infuse a bit of the Lone Star State into gritty, urban surroundings than an evening with Jerry Jeff Walker.

At lunch, yogurt with fresh fruit is so much better with a bit of granola topping.

According to Babaahmady, that's when someone decided the Manus Island facility staff better do a bit of tidying up.

Better pack a bit of that 'can-do' stuff or dust off that innate ability to figure things out when you have no idea what you're doing.