Sentences with phrase «fair bit of rest»

Messi recently got a fair bit of rest... wondering about his fitness in general atm.

Not exact matches

To be fair to the Celtic fans they were probably getting a bit bored of winning the SPL time and again and decided that this way the rest of their glowing silverware laden trophy cabinet got a bit more breathing space.

Since the jacket adds a fair bit of bulk on my upper body, I kept the rest of the outfit narrow and streamlined, all in white and soft pastels.

The rest of the vehicle has faired only a bit better.

That same summer, my sister Abigail, in those days still known as the baby, even though just a bit more than a year younger than I, made the local paper, the Vineyard Gazette, when she won something like eight different prizes at the county fair on a muggy August night by throwing darts at balloons and baseballs at milk bottles, and so solidified her position as the family's only potential athlete — none of the rest of us dared try, for our parents always preached brains over brawn.

My personal guess is that if you've been following the logic that I've laid out above, your return expectations are likely to be a fair bit higher than what you'll actually experience for the rest of your life.

I've just started Mad Max and it's a bit slow and is crushingly grey / brown, but I've not played enough to pass a fair judgement on the rest of it yet.

While the rest of the phone industry continues to move toward bigger screens and smaller bezels, the G5 Plus holds the line with a 5.2 - inch full - HD display and a fair bit of space above and below the screen.

There's no pressure to decide what you are going to do for the rest of your life after attending the fair, — it's just information gathering to see what your options are after you graduate (and a bit of what you might have to do in order to get there).

As Paul Harvey says, the «rest of the story» — in this case, fair play and ethics — is what makes these sound bites carry meaning.