Sentence examples for foster a bit of 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.

Still, Foster falls back on a bit of throwback wisdom to explain what he thinks football of the future will look like.

Depending on whether they are old enough to understand, the children's foster parents will have explained a bit of what the day is about, being careful to put the emphasis on the fun in store and making it clear to the children that, whatever happens, they will go home with their foster parents that night.

To say there was a bit of pressure on Foster before kick-off was sizeable understatement.

"Sunday could be a bit of a stage for me to remind people of what I am about," said Foster yesterday.