Sentence examples for bit of a recent from inspiring English sources
He is, however, coming off a bit of a recent career high.
Still, last night's performance was a bit of a recent aberration because Mussina had yielded only four homers in his last eight starts, a span of 491/3 innings.
The sheriff told McGowan: "You have a bit of a recent history and I will be calling for reports for sheriffs to consider sentence".
I had a chance to hop into VR to check out the new update with some of the Bigscreen team and the giant Cinema screen evoked some bits of a recent trip to the IMAX to see Dunkirk.
It may be a little bit of both: A recent Fidelity study that we'll explore shows that fewer women than ever feel confident about wielding control of their own purse strings.
In this last respect the Roosevelts may even remind us a bit of a more recent White House marriage.
The straight-talking model of politics has taken a bit of a hit in recent times".
This marks a bit of a departure from recent planting philosophy, which discouraged London planes because they had been overplanted.
There's been a bit of a gap in recent years in finding ways to do it".
We concur to a certain extent, but as crude has surged beyond $110/barrel, and the dollar seems to have found a bit of a floor in recent weeks, we find this argument less compelling.
MTV has had a bit of a renaissance over recent years, thanks in no small part to shows like Jersey Shore.
