Sentence examples for bit different to the from inspiring English sources

Wilshere is a bit different to the typical English player.

It's a bit different to the protest songs of the 60s.

The boom, and the companies associated with it, was a bit different to the ones that had gone before.

As an English and history student, I wanted to find a way to boost my CV that was a bit different to the usual internships or work placements.

"They are a little bit different to the Australians or the Belgians or the Germans who I've worked with in the past.

The biggest challenge was just getting used to the car really – it's a bit different to the 2012 car," he said.

"It's a bit different to [the Valencian town of] Benicàssim," grins the Villarreal striker Denis Cheryshev after Thursday's game against Getafe.

There will be disappointment there but I think we will realise that going into the Premier League we want to be a bit different, and he wants to be that bit different to get the business up and running.

But in the age of the career politician, is it refreshing to find one who's done something a bit different to pay the bills?

That's probably why the production ended up being a bit different to most of the stuff I've put out because I wanted to stay true to her vocal".

Smith's mother said she originally auditioned Jess for the part because "it was just something a bit different to do," according to the Mirror.