Sentence examples for bit of a bonus from inspiring English sources
"I have always looked at personal awards a bit of a bonus really.
From what I've seen, I suspect the Paddington movie could be a bit of a bonus.
He's a great man, and for him to bounce back and be available is a bit of a bonus for us".
We have not been followed here by the paparazzi, which is a bit of a bonus, since Willis and his wife, the fashion designer Stella McCartney, tend to spike their adrenaline.
"I almost feel less pressure because you feel like you've had a great week already and if you win it's kind of like a little bit of a bonus," said García of his play-off emotion.
"I got a nice break on one to continue that [bogey-free run] but kept myself in it with some good up and downs, made some good putts and it was a little bit of a bonus with a birdie on the last," the world No5 told PGA Tour Radio.
As a bit of an added bonus, that $39.99 also buys you a universal camera adapter (¼-20 screw mount) for the tripod, allowing you to plonk most lighter point-and-shoots on there for all those times when the iPhone just won't cut it.
I said to you before I'd sooner have a short amount of time with a bit of bonus to it, a bit of benefit.
Borini runs from right to left, opening up a bit of bonus extra space, and Johnson celebrates by lashing a shot high and wide.
7.19pm GMT A bit of bonus information on the British sides, courtesy of the Press Association.
5.48pm BST Nadal clambers up to the players' box to do some huggin', then pops back down and does a bit of bonus handshaking along the front row, seeking out Bjorn Borg – who's about to hand him the Musketeers' Cup – and some Spanish royals.
