Sentence examples for bring a bit of a from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps I can bring a bit of a woman's touch to addressing this conflict," she said at the Asia Society in New York.

"We have had authors, cooks and celebrities, and we're right now negotiating with '42nd Street' to bring a bit of a performance on board," said Cecilia Cummings, an Amtrak spokeswoman, referring to a program called Live on Acela Express.

Record-breaking feats bring a bit of a carnival atmosphere to tech conferences.

Next year is going to be an important one for Firefox — and one that will hopefully bring a bit of a resurgence for the browser.

And I think that the Olympics brings a bit of a winner-take-all mentality".

She always brought a bit of a challenge in all our lives, and things were quiet without her when she stayed at different places during her last 10 months.

Odense's harbour is changing from industry to apartments and cultural venues, and ROA's piece brings a bit of a metropolitan vibe to the city.

The label, by 28-year-old Dutch designer Sebastiaan Pieter, is now on its third season and becoming known for bringing a bit of a smoulder to style.

Still, the Kate Middleton school of literal dressing (tennis whites for Wimbledon etc) is swerved a bit by having the stripes graduate as they go up the shirt, bringing a bit of a Bridget Riley look to proceedings.

"It brings a bit of a tear to my eye".... Infielder Ramiro Pena was sent down to Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to make room for Casey McGehee.... Ichiro Suzuki started in left field for the first time since Game 5 of the 2001 American League Championship Series, during his first season with the Seattle Mariners.

AFTER several rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, months of corporate cost-cutting and layoffs, news that tax refund checks would soon be in the mail, and four quarters of tumbling markets, the second quarter brought a bit of a respite from the gloom.