Sentence examples for a bit cornered from inspiring English sources
The fact that she burned more than a few bridges in her journey across the media landscape leaves her a bit cornered.
The leaders are continuing to pace themselves, unwilling to be seen as the first one to take a break.. Traditionally most elections are said to be won in New South Wales and Queensland, but the electorate of Indi in Victoria has cornered quite a bit of attention.
When cornered he freaks out a bit a la Rain Man and even seems a little dangerous.
Also, as much as I love the rectangular design of the phone, I will say the hard-cornered device can get a bit uncomfortable to hold during lengthy browsing sessions.
Writing for Project:Blu, Nate Boss stated that Grampa "just isn't all that funny when cornered, and that's what we get here," and that "the jokes are a bit too few and far between".
And the detective who cornered him, Detective Inspector Reg Spooner, wrote to his wife: "The job has done me quite a bit of good and I am getting congratulations from high and low.
And if cornered and allowed to speak off the record, both would probably say that between political concerns and the dysfunction on Capitol Hill, their advise is increasingly of limited benefit in any case.But it's good to have good economists in prominent positions, and Mr Goolsbee is a good economist.He's also a bit of a comedian:.
This, I assumed, was a blatant attempt by a cornered government to bully a blameless corporation.
His own heritage both freed and cornered him, freed him from being a dandy and freed him into finding a subject, and then cornered him into being a spokesman or an exile, cornered him into anger.
