Sentence examples for established a bit of from inspiring English sources

The unfiltered star, who is reportedly the industry's top-paid actress, established a bit of dominance of her own last month when she penned an essay about the wage gap in Hollywood -- an iconoclastic statement that was met with a surprising amount of backlash, she said. . "What I was trying to say is that we're not victims," Lawrence said of her fellow underpaid actresses.

"It will be tough but we are trying to establish a bit of consistency," said Edwards.

I wanted to establish a bit of background about a career.

So after establishing a bit of a rapport work-wise, I was sort of hoping I would be involved with the next album".

Suddenly, the tone is that of an established utility, with a bit of the Internet on the side.All this is fodder for the sceptics.

During their stay in Detroit, Chavez established himself as a bit of a team spokesman because he answered a simple question honestly.

Tibor Ivanics is a manager at Robert Frew, an antiquarian book and print dealer a few doors down from Racine, which depends mainly on established clients, with a bit of business from tourists and locals.

Once fully established, it takes a bit of stress (roots getting bound, fluctuations in available water) to precipitate flowering.

"We did establish a little bit of a relationship and we wish each other well," Mr. Bauer said.

Just because it's a tough opponent, who is to say we can't establish a little bit of a margin?" Groh did not sense any fragility among his players, he says, because he is unerringly focused on what it will take to win, rather than on what might happen if the Jets lose.

And just to get more tartan knickers in a twist, the lion rampant, a part of the Tunnock's logo since the family business was established in 1890, takes a bit of a back seat.