Sentence examples for missing a bit from inspiring English sources

That's very important because it was maybe missing a bit in the past couple of years.

If they're crisp but missing a bit of heat, you can add a pinch or two of dried chilli when you make the salad.

"I tried to have good training in all disciplines over the summer, especially in super-G, which was missing a bit last season, and better prepare in the speed disciplines," she said, referring to downhill and super-G.

If you are a Red Bulls fan, would Henry missing a bit more of preseason training make much of a difference as the club prepares for the 2012 M.L.S. season?

Bacon's works have this same kind of aura but it seems to be something that's missing a bit from contemporary art, which has other aims, other questions to pose.

I like the excitement and atmosphere that comes with attending a game, even if, once in a while, it means having to stand, or missing a bit of the action, or dealing with an assault on the ears from overly exuberant fans.

If anything, you missed a bit".

"But sometimes when people are academic, maybe they miss a bit of that genuine enthusiasm".

"But they are European, so they also have the tactical side Brazil misses a bit.

"I don't think he missed a bit the whole way around.

10.52am: I've missed a bit because of technical problems, but I'm back up now.