Sentence examples for bit of older from inspiring English sources

For a young audience, I will skew toward newer music (e.g. hip-hop, electro house, dubstep, DnB) and with an older crowd I will play a fair bit of older tracks they might love (dance classics, funk, r&b, disco, rock).

"A bit of old China".

"A bit of old China," he said in very good English.

Yet one bit of old media seems to be doing rather well.

The audience inside the hall responded with curiosity to the bit of old Hollywood.

All of them owe their evolutionary success to a bit of old-fashioned backbone.

"Never has fishing line and a bit of old rag been more terrifying," wrote Snarlygog.

Oh, so you fancy a bit of old-school, feelgood stuff instead?

We would sing a little Gilbert and Sullivan and a little bit of old folk songs.

One bit of old-fashioned advice about nurturing relationships still works remarkably well.

It's a little bit of old-world craftsmanship to add to the drama.