Sentence examples for seeks a bit of from inspiring English sources

The root seeks a bit of penetrable soil, bores in, gets a grip, then pulls the bulbil in after it.

It comes in quick succession, lingers like a mosquito and usually gets what it seeks: a bit of your business.

Jordon Mutch seeks a bit of glory for Palace in the closing stages as Patrick Bamford's decoy run opens space ahead of him, but the final shot veers wide of the target.

For those seeking a bit of after-dinner excitement, the Old City has plenty of bars.

Still, if I were a Cypriot official I might seek a bit of extra security for my family ….

Hence the evolving use of manga cafes (or mangakissa) for the nerd seeking a bit of peace and quiet.

The sun has come up, the streets of Paris are alive, and the boulangerie is filling with commuters seeking a bit of breakfast on their way to work.

Led by the fiddler Tony DeMarco, it starts at around 9 30 and has long attracted touring professionals seeking a bit of craic (Gaelic for merriment, pronounced "crack").

The sale is likely to attract broad interest and the company could become a trophy asset for a media mogul seeking a bit of extra gloss and power.

He said they had come to offer their support, and, he suggested, to seek a bit of patronage for their supporters.

For 75 years, this magnificent hotel on the edge of Siem Reap has been the place where anybody who was anybody – anybody, that is, seeking a bit of 1,000-year 1,000-yearplendold – has stayepic