Sentence examples for served a bit from inspiring English sources

But it begs to be served a bit warm, and the wine cool.

A more complicated dish, like the seared corn with chorizo that was served a bit later, might consume an hour and require a bit of skill.

A plate of Bavarian cheeses, ranging from mild but flavorful (something like provolone) to deliciously soft and smelly was most agreeable, though served a bit too cold.

The party's leaders (the top two Republicans in the House and the Senate plus House Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin) have served a bit longer than the average Republican but are about the same age as their peers.

I just would have liked to have served a bit better because I wasn't getting many free points on my serve and there were a lot more rallies.

White wine, which is generally served a bit cooler, can be stored in the fridge, then removed 15 minutes before serving and placed at room temperature.

But he's returning better, serving a bit better and is closer to the baseline.

"He's returning better, serving a bit better, having a more advanced position in the court with a much better sliced backhand".

In this the darts serve a bit like the mating plugs used by many male insects to block the female's sexual passage after mating.

There is nothing there that leaps out at you as the reason that Ferrer won – first-serve percentage much the same, speed of serve a bit down on Dodig.

The Miramax version has, if memory serves, a bit less of the broad comedy that is always problematical for Western viewers of Hong Kong films, and the original synthesizer score has been replaced by a symphonic accompaniment.