Sentence examples for foster a bit from inspiring English sources
Trying to foster a bit of enthusiasm about the change, the new University of Lincoln is holding a series of events, including a tour of the local agricultural college and a student quiz show.
"At the same time it helps foster a bit of British culture".
If you only tip her, that could foster a bit of additional jealousy and strife among the dancers that will make her association with you a little more difficult.
Perhaps fostering a bit of head-scratching is one of this festival's aims.
He's been instrumental in fostering a bit of greediness in me.' Strange to say, it is a side of him that has always needed encouragement.
I'd like to foster a little bit of that excitement around technology in my children.
That said, it's probably a pretty great activity to foster a little bit of parent/child bonding, and there's something satisfying when things come together as designed.
Wiseman shows us how to foster a mindset that is naïve, curious, hungry, and yes, even a bit clueless--but always open to learning and adapting.
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
At first Foster is a bit miffed at the turn of events, but quickly realises that a) America is far more exciting than London and b) this could be his chance to become a VIP in world affairs.
