Sentence examples for bit on offer from inspiring English sources

Hopefully he can take that into tomorrow..We saw a little bit on offer from the pitch too.

There does seem to be a bit of inconsistent bounce and a bit of spin on offer.

Park bit on the $100,000 offer and met with police to show them the affidavit, Jung said.

Enormously progressive over the past year and his 12-length success in the Cleeve here in January is the best recent bit of form on offer.

As a side loaded with seamers, England must accept every bit of assistance on offer and, despite the fielding errors, they did just that.

It's a well-built watch and, unlike some of Fossil's other Wear watches, has something a bit more unique on offer in the design department.

His presence, coupled with impressive displays from those who have been champing at the bit on the sidelines, offered a reminder of the depth of quality at Mourinho's disposal.

It's fair to say there's a bit more dramatic tension on offer in this contest than there was at Upton Park.

"It seemed like they would encourage each other to take a little bit of what's on offer, that's how it felt.

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If that's whetted your appetite for what life is like inside the village, here's a bit more on the facilities on offer for the athletes staying there.