Sentence examples for bit more up to date from inspiring English sources

That would keep the sidekick motif but bring it a bit more up to date.

Last year, the Obamas replaced the house's chief usher, who is in charge of running the residence, bringing in Angella Reid, a veteran of the Ritz-Carlton hotel chain — not to make the house more luxurious, a former aide was careful to note, but simply to bring its various functions a bit more up to date.

That channel, however, still plays a video of the September 2011 F8 conference, so we can only hope that the new developer channel will stay a bit more up to date.

Get to know some people outside of your school that are a little bit more up to date on the trends and how to be normal.

Bolder might be the theme from the engine compartment and the styling, but inside the Carrera, theme is about being a bit more up-to-date and comfortable.

But if you're still stubbornly clinging onto a BlackBerry Bold and just wish it was a bit more up-to-date, this might fit the bill.

Considering that Virgin Mobile has always been a bit more up-to-date when it came to their hardware offerings, the connection made a bit more sense, but Sprint has begun to pump much more effort into revitalizing Boost's product lineup.

It'll be snapped up by those looking for a recent bit of Bondanalia, some more up-to-date Bond, rather than all that old Bond from the 50s and 60s, which isn't really relevant to a multi-platform media environment.

Nothing really too new about it, though; it just sounds like the company made it a bit easier to set up and used a more up-to-date 500-DPI sensor for an "extremely low false acceptance rate".

Another, more up-to-date technology was created by Ostergren.

We are using the more up-to-date monthly figures.