Sentence examples for has developed a bit from inspiring English sources

But he has drawn intense national media coverage, is being followed by a documentary film crew and has developed a bit of a following.

"He has developed a bit of a paunch, wears carefully fitted tailored suits and exhibits an expensive-appearing new gold wrist watch.

We'll have to invent a mechanism for holding them in place, as the deck has developed a bit of a tilt, but we'll do that at the next conference".

The mayor's third term, which began with a broken term-limits promise that many New Yorkers have not forgiven, was less successful than his first two, and it felt less successful than it actually was because the city has developed a bit of Bloomberg fatigue.

They created a world that has developed a bit of a cult following and I'm looking forward to how they do it for our next generation of children.

In previous interviews with Gridpoint engineers, TechCrunch learned that the company has developed a bit of a specialty in sourcing and using solar and other clean tech equipment from domestic companies.

If you're in, you may have developed a bit of a callus on your pause/replay finger while peeking at the past.

All of them have skated the long path of games with Canada, 13 in all, and not surprisingly, the two teams have developed a bit of a rivalry.

Though Dundas's departure in July 2007 put Ungaro further back and made it impossible to recruit a top designer — "The house had developed a bit of a reputation," Abdullah admits — he continued to trust Moufarrige.

"As a lonely folk singer I've developed a bit of a relationship with these birds," says Lee, who offers his audience a haunting ballad about longing for a fumble where the buds blossom.

"It took a long time for me to get here but things happen and people develop at different ages and I seem to have developed a bit better in the past two or three years.