Sentence examples for bit to play from inspiring English sources

"The situation is still tight for us, but we have a bit to play with," Mr. Kadhem said.

As final weekends go, it was a weird one for a few teams, who had a bit to play for but not much.

The long-running trio seems well suited for Zankel's acoustics and its size as well: Mr. Mehldau, who can be incandescent in small clubs, can also open up his gestures a little bit to play in bigger rooms.

It gives him a fair bit to play with, from the global (oil, industry, services) to the national (sectarianism, communism, Thatcherism, devolution and destruction) to the direct and personal.

He also paid tribute to the "incredible" players led by captain Jobe Watson, who were now champing at the bit to play against Sydney Swans in Saturday's season opener at the ANZ Stadium.

A week's delay is at least better than the gap between the iOS and Android versions of the first game, which although it was only four months, felt like a lifetime for Android users champing at the bit to play the game as it blew up on iOS.

"We also get all the odd little bits to play with.

"So almost psychologically probably some of the Welsh players had a little bit more to play for and a bit more desperation.

We would have ideally liked to have fielded first, there was a little bit in the wicket, but once the innings progressed it got a bit easier to play.

"The ball had gone a little bit soft by the time I came to the crease so it was a little bit easier to play some extravagant shots.

He just thinks they're a bit hard to play.