Sentence examples for tournament a bit from inspiring English sources

That match, on a terrible pitch between Australia and France, was, like the rest of the tournament, a bit dull.

The women's defending champion, Svetlana Kuznetsova, opened the tournament a bit sleepily but quickly extinguished any thoughts of a nightmarish upset.

Not only would this address the concerns of players and the worries of managers and owners, it would also give the tournament a bit of breathing room in the sports calendar.

With Maria Sharapova now on the list of the aggrieved, it spices up the tournament a bit, Greg Couch writes on Foxsports.com, but Howard Bryant writes on ESPN.com that it has illuminated Williams's tendency to blame others for her blunders, although she has been forced to take a bit more responsibility for these.

Argentina come in to the tournament a bit under-cooked, they only played Wales and English Premiership side Worcester as preparation and have only played 19 Tests since the last World Cup.

That's right: those damn horns from the Conferderations Cup are back (but you can turn them off if you want. I actually like the horns, it helps give the tournament a bit of local flavor.

The women's tournament had a bit of what the men's lacked with No. 3 St.

There is also the potential to reach the latter stages of the tournament given a bit of luck with injuries.

Parisians protect their rights and their greenery, and for people who live near Roland Garros, the tournament is a bit like the rich neighbor who insists on expanding his mansion and improving his view without worrying about the sightlines of others.

If you're someone like Andrews or Adams, dragging a trailer of horses from one festival to another for 10 months of the year, the notion that a beautiful suit of armor would get you an all-expenses-paid trip to an exclusive European tournament is a bit hard to swallow.

The tournament loses a bit for his absence".