Sentence examples for a bit council from inspiring English sources

5. Nice to See It, to See It, Nice: The 1970s in Front of the Telly by Brian Viner (Pocket Books, 2010) If you missed The Sweeney in pre-video times because your parents wouldn't let you stay up after nine, or because they thought ITV was "a bit council house", then you were ostracised in the school yard.

'Ethnic cleansing' might seem a bit strong – Basildon council haven't announced plans to kill anyone yet – but who gives a shit?

Not surprisingly, residents of this middle-class town are a bit stunned, and a council meeting last Monday drew an unusually large crowd of more than 80 people.

"Ethnic cleansing" might seem a bit strong considering Basildon council haven't announced plans to kill anyone yet, but who gives a shit?

Boxy flower bouquets put up by the city council looked a bit like faces.

"I am personally hurt that my home community won't honour that man," Mr Jackson says.The county council is a bit of an oddity.

Bench says Islington council "took a bit of stick" at first about some wealthy families, who could easily afford to pay, getting a financial boost.

With a bit of luck the local council is going to do what they can and they're getting behind it and hopefully things will get a bit better.

And I think the presentation of the U.S. case to the council did a bit of harm to him, and I wanted to convey what happened at the time".

However, thanks to the writings left us by Roman historian Tacitus (and a bit of work from South Norfolk Council), for the next three days, I would be walking Boudica's Way.

The tweet and his economics council are a bit of mixed message, given that he is trying to raise money from the financial industry and clearly has some support — even some from traditional Republican circles.