Sentence examples for have played a bit from inspiring English sources

"We can all sit here and be critical, saying they could have played a bit better.

"We could have played a bit more direct maybe but we know we can improve".

But teenagers are particularly sensitive to such higher prices, and they have played a bit part in discouraging teen smoking.

"We did not allow anything at the back but we could still have played a bit better in the last third of the pitch".

My attitude now is that I have played a bit of a role to try and get a step change in this, and now it is time to allow this to see whether it is going to work.

And yet at no stage did this make me doubt what I was being shown, or worry that Grandma might have played a bit fast and loose with her commission.

The former England captain suffered the indignity of being dropped last November and might have played a bit-part role this championship but for Lewis Moody's injury.

I had played a bit of golf as a teenager, but only intermittently in early adulthood.

The last time we talked was a few years ago when he curated Meltdown at the Royal Festival Hall in London, after he had played a bit of a dreary set.

Would it really have been less English if the occasional non-white person had played a bit of village cricket (season two, episode five), gone fly-fishing (season six, episode one) or stolen the odd goose (season two, episode two)?

The only thing I would say to Duncan, having played a bit of tennis myself as a lad, is that it's often a case of just hitting the ball wherever you can, rather than wherever you want to.