Sentence examples for bit to offer from inspiring English sources

"I still think I got a little bit to offer the game.

And the providers are chomping at the bit to offer them to us: new high-bandwidth treats like superfast high-definition video and quick movie downloads.

This year, the centenary of his birth is hardly occasioning the kind of fanfare granted Berlioz, but an all-Khachaturian concert this weekend, with the pianist and conductor Constantine Orbelian at the head of the Philharmonia of Russia (with whom he has just released a CD to observe the centenary), will do its bit to offer a broader view of the composer's music.

I believe that in working at NCH I'll be doing my bit to offer excellent education in the humanities to students, including the disadvantaged – but that doesn't mean that I too won't be hoping, and agitating, for a reversal of current government policy.

He continued: "I'm only 31 and I think I've still got a bit to offer.

Aviate and other intent-based home screens are champing at the bit to offer people a better experience.

That model is suitable to describe an optimal embedding scheme that embeds a watermark with its largest possible size (in bits) to offer the highest possible detection ability.

Sadly, the book is now out of print, so in the spirit of the New Year, we are citing some of Outerbridge's finest bits, to offer aid and succor to all those who have may have overdone it bit last night.

It seems a bit early and a bit presumptuous to offer any kind of judgment on what all this might mean for the church as a whole.

"I thought he might have a bit more to offer international cricket somewhere down the line.

"He [Strauss] stood out as someone with a bit extra to offer," Langer responded in his autobiography.