Sentence examples for bit to welcome from inspiring English sources

The former TFI Friday host added: "For me Fridays have always been a little bit special and I want to do my bit to welcome people to the weekend".

Timeline has been live for Android users, and on the desktop, for a little while now, but iOS users get the chance to join in today, and Google's iterating on the feature a bit to welcome the iPhone faithful.

On behalf of everyone at Zynga, we're proud to welcome A Bit Lucky to the family.

I am no Red Sox fan, but it seems that the hubbub over Curt Schilling's sock is a bit ridiculous ("Welcome to Red Sock Nation," April 27).

Here are 30 more ideas to at least shake things up a bit, and I welcome your additions.

(If this is all getting a bit complex, welcome to my life and my somewhat distinctive methods of investigation. For the full story, check out my book Vultures' Picnic).

One bit of welcomed artistic license occurs in the sixth movement, Versatile - the elimination of the bass flute and replacing it with the concert flute.

I don't know what's happened, so it's nice to make them feel a bit welcomed, like they're not alone".

Nichols's wit and silly adventures are much akin to those of P. G. Wodehouse, with the irreplaceable Gaskin as his Jeeves, and add a bit of welcome hilarity to the all-too-serious literature of gardening.

Here's one way: his first reaction to a bit of welcome news that contradicts his public prediction elicits not relief at the result, but embarrassment and shame at his prognostication.

Anything that makes the world of hedge funds and private equity a bit less opaque is to be welcomed.