Sentence examples for bit of its from inspiring English sources

"The extraordinary thing about the Cup is that, at the moment it was beginning to lose a bit of its luster, it reinvented itself," Carlyon said.

New York is special because it dwarfs any one person; it loses a little bit of its soul when it loses these names.

Let's start with this: while marriage may be losing a bit of its luster for some, it is still a desirable institution for most.

It's not as shocking as it once was and unfortunately it has lost a bit of its edge".

A ribald double entendre loses quite a bit of its pop, after all, when it must be read.

I'll take the long road, and enjoy it in every bit of its hack-free, beautiful glory.

"It's lost a bit of its dignity," Mr. Clipstone agreed.

The weather got a bit of its usual grit back and with it the sea changed, too.

Even as Bali has reinforced its traditions, some outsiders said it had lost a bit of its legendary openness.

Each time the court says something incoherent because it's afraid of what Mr. Rauch calls a "political firestorm," it loses a little bit of its legitimacy.

It is worth every bit of its trailing price/earnings ratio of 28.