Sentence examples for bit of soccer from inspiring English sources

In this temporally anomalous wasteland everything existential emerges through the physical: a bit of soccer, a lot of sex, still more violence.

Rapinoe traveled to Australia during her break from the national team last year, enjoying the beach and, yes, even playing a bit of soccer with a women's team there.

In a bit of soccer news/speculation, The Daily Telegraph reports that the Barcelona star Thierry Henry is close to signing with the Red Bulls of Major League Soccer, and if Henry comes to the New York metropolitan area, he might be able to watch a Grand Prix of New York (which would also be in New Jersey, like the New York Red Bulls, the New York Giants, the New York Jets, etc).

Mr. Carter spent time on the deck – the Bagger is not sure if the smoking that was going on was off the record — talking with Tom Bernard, co-chief of Sony Classics, about "Joyeux Noel," a foreign film contender that recounts a night during WWI when the Germans, French, and Scottish all met in no man's land to bury their dead and play a bit of soccer.

A little bit of Cup soccer romance was savored in Norwich, but lost on Q.P.R., the west London club that is owned by a Malaysian entrepreneur and backed by Indian steel billionaires.

If you prefer a bit of controversy, soccer has loads of that, with David Beckham claiming all is well upon his return to the Los Angeles Galaxy, and mixed martial arts chimed in with Brock Lesnar's, um, charming display after his victory last weekend.

Needless to say, being a bit of a soccer fan, I was very excited to attend—I met the guy from Univision, Fernando Fiore, so I'm pretty sure I've accomplished all there is to accomplish in life.

"I picked the best of the athletes I could find that have had a little bit of experience playing soccer".

"There's been good progress in elite women's sports and there's been a fair bit of noise from soccer, cricket and football about expanded competitions and building a pathway to the highest level," said Charlesworth, who is an ambassador for Australian Womensport and Recreation Association.

Admittedly, there is a bit of a youth-soccer, motivational-speaker feel to some of Klinsmann's back-patting, since a guy like Clint Dempsey doesn't need anyone to tell him he's a good player.

The second part consists of soccer training and playing.