Sentence examples for scoring a bit from inspiring English sources

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

"I came across this interesting gem (fast forward to 0 38) of the marvellous Stuart Slater, of my beloved West Ham, scoring a bit of a corker - with the ball not actually hitting the green stuff for the whole length of the pitch," says Wayne Charlton.

"I came across this interesting gem (fast forward to 38sec) of the marvellous Stuart Slater, of my beloved West Ham, scoring a bit of a corker – with the ball not actually hitting the green stuff for the whole length of the pitch," writes Wayne Charlton.

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

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.

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.

* 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.

If we had scored a bit earlier, we might have got something out of the game.

Late-last week, Starry scored a bit more support with an additional $30 million in funding cataloged via a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

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