Sentence examples for track a bit from inspiring English sources

But it's a destination venue, off the beaten track a bit.

The Longhouse is off the beaten track a bit, nestled farther from the road than other offerings in the area.

It's off the beaten track, a bit of real India, but they offer hot water, proper loos and a great location.

Although "Juanita" teeters off track a bit with the chef's half-baked back story, it soars when it allows its lead to explore the complexities of love and unbridled joy.

If you want to go off the beaten track a bit, or travel through places like Australia, Africa or South America, a global ticket costs more -- probably in the range of $1,200 to $1,500.

Speaking of a favorite track in Quebec, he added: "Mont Tremblant was cut into the hills, 40 feet of track, a bit of grass, guardrail, then trees — like driving through a tunnel.

After making a commendable speech on this issue, even the president back-tracked a bit.

Pompeo did end up providing a quantum of solace and back-tracked a bit, agreeing with commenters that Craig's statement may have been taken out of context.

Dallas Observer critic Shahryar Rizvi stated that the track "cribs a bit" from Major Lazer's "Pon de Floor" and M.I.A.'s track "Boyz", but added that Knowles being a couple of years late in acquiring this sound was "a problem".

"After the London Marathon, when I start my track training, I will then start thinking about what I need to do on the track and a bit more about the Paralympics".

Amazing track – and a bit of a one-hit wonder.