Sentence examples for coaching a bit from inspiring English sources

A bit of one-to-one coaching, a bit of coaching by email – I'm developing that side of my work.

Sunday tells the coach a bit of her back story -- including her romantic history before becoming a nun -- and passes along wisdom from one of her mentors.

Variety Brian Lowry also highlighted acting and characterization issues with the show, writing that: "It's among the adults, alas – who are mostly over-the-top buffoons – where Glee nearly sails off the rails, from Jane Lynch's tyrannical cheer matron to the salivating football coach, a bit like the Rydell High gang in Grease".

"If these kids have the ability to get a little more maturity, a little bit more coaching, a little bit more life experience over all, that's good".

"After what went on in Sweden with me and Bobby Houghton in the 1970s – to suddenly have thrown back at us this new way of organising and coaching is a bit hard to take".

"Coaching is a bit different from playing so it is a bit scary but it's also exciting.

Except labelling Steve McGregor a mere "fitness coach" is a bit like calling Ross Brawn "a mechanic".

"Many of the coaches are a bit apprehensive about using the sites," Mr. Flammang said.

Gonzalez, the usually fast-talking coach, was a bit subdued yesterday.

If the typical image of a life coach is a bit new age and touchy-feely, Jay comes as a surprise.

"I hope I can just coach them a bit in what I know and let them get on with it," she says.