Sentence examples for owed a bit of from inspiring English sources

After all, he's been on "DWTS" for 12 seasons now, so you would think that he owed a bit of his success to Len and the team.

We owe a bit of a debt of gratitude to Private Eye.

The great Andromeda Galaxy owes a bit of its beauty to a dalliance with another galaxy billions of years ago, according to new data gathered with NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope.

Today's Ford Fusion Energi, as well as the Toyota Prius PHV, Chevrolet Volt and many others, owe a bit of their drivability to the fundamental soundness of the plug-in parallel hybrid concept pioneered by Briggs & Stratton in 1979.

I am not saying it is OK for Ferrari to do it and no other team, I am saying that if they do choose to go down that route in Abu Dhabi they owe a bit of an apology to Ferrari for their comments earlier this season.

We owe a bit of an apology to readers and to Louise Story of the New York Times, for an apparent error in our analysis.

Maybe when this is all over, the Dodgers will owe a bit of gratitude toward Pujols for embarrassing Puig on Monday night when he tagged at first and took second while a distracted Puig made a too-casual catch in center.

Though the L.A. Times and Ben Is Dead were very different publications in the late '80s and early '90s, the founder of the latter admits she owes a bit of gratitude to the former for helping get the indie zine off the ground.

The sonic mood, from producer Boi-1da, owes a bit to the more evil sides of '90s New York rap.

On the US tip, a synthy tang and forceful sense of rhythm has graced overground pop singles like Jason Derulo's "Want to Want Me" and the Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" (both of which owe a bit to the nü-disco revival kicked off by bloghouse OGs Daft Punk's "Get Lucky").

The movie's picture of the United Nations owes a bit more to black-helicopter mythology than it should.