Sentence examples for courses a bit from inspiring English sources

After over a year in market, we've decided to change courses a bit and pursue an exciting opportunity that emerged while running Cherry.

That is, of course, a bit of a fiction.

Such trade-offs are, of course, a bit too subtle for any presidential campaign.

"Today, I feel of course a bit lost, and that's normal.

We're at 140 knots approx, on general course, a bit too far south and east.

Of course a bit of Sunday evening escapism is no crime.

"Sarah-Lorraine is very happy a half German girl brings the crown of course a bit to Germany as well!

"I'm chuffed for Steven," he says, "but of course, a bit of you goes: 'Grrr.' Who wouldn't?

Of course, I'm of course a bit biased toward our back line; I thought we did very well as a group, and our communication is key.

He loved that, thinking that, that he'd knocked her off course a bit, just by being there, older man himself, in the SPAR on a Sunday morning.

It was bravado, of course, a bit of bilateral narkiness to end a niggly contest, but it carried with it a truth.