Sentence examples for score a bit from inspiring English sources

He seems to score a bit and Uruguay stand a decent chance of making the quarter-finals at least Who is the player to watch?

If you have some small amount of installment debt -- as dumb as that is to do -- it can help to raise your score a bit.

The Yankees are coasting and, if they simply score a bit more than they did while treading water, they will be fiercer in the second half.

"At the beginning I missed several easy chances, then I had fewer chances to score, a bit of bad luck, injuries.

And a churchy choral score, a bit like The Omen music, haunting bells too, constantly, loud and oppressive, throughout the entire hour … arrrgghhhh.

As governor, he tangled repeatedly with public employee unions that undertook campaigns opposing his policies, and former Wilson aides say they see the latest effort as a way of evening the score a bit.

This year, though, Konami has scored a bit of a coup by landing the official license for the 2016 European Championships.

"He can only get better," said Murdoch, "and we'd like to see him scoring a bit more".

Since 2004, teams have scored a bit over 69 points per game, putting them right back where they were in 1986.

Scored a bit of an own goal by putting in a pitlane that's lower than the pit wall, so people can't see in.

* Jo-Wilfried Tsonga vs. Sergei Bubka: Qualifier Bubka, son of the Olympic pole vaulter, is a nice all-court player who scored a bit of an upset in the first round against Andreas Haider-Maurer and has nothing to lose.