Sentence examples similar to bit of costa from inspiring English sources

Moore wishes that America would become more like other, gentler countries — "a little bit of Norway, a little bit of Costa Rica," as he puts it.

Mr. Costa put a bit of volume in shoulders and sleeves, and widened lapels in his typically clean-looking styles.

Eventually Diego Costa has a bit of time to the right of goal, but can't manufacture a cross or shot, and clanks the ball out of play for a goal kick.

Jobs with the longest and shortest workdays "Brazil's going to have another good crop, and they have quite a bit of carryover from last year," said Rodrigo Costa, a trading director at Caturra Coffee Corp. a dealer in Elmsford, N.Y.

"We have to focus on our own performance and forget a little bit about Diego Costa," Wenger said.

This research was supported by University of Costa Rica, National University of Costa Rica, and Costa Rica Ministry of Science, Technology and Telecommunications (MICITT).

Juan Murislo-Morera is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Costa Rica.

Since 1986 he has been teaching computer science at the University of Costa Rica.

Costa also served as President of COSTA IMC, a branding and interactive marketing firm focused on the U.S. Hispanic and Latin American segments.

The Costa Rican thing was a bit of a jest really, but the border was only a few miles away to the south.

Jonathan Walters earned a yellow as he snapped in on Costa in what looked suspiciously like a little bit of revenge.