Sentence examples for a bit of a bed from inspiring English sources

There's also the Diddley Bo, another slide instrument that's fitted with electric guitar pick-ups and built from "a bit of a bed that was lying in our garden".

Mr Ferguson said: "Bristol can act as a bit of a test-bed for progressive change and if these experiments are successful then they can be applied to other cities. "So I think Bristol has an opportunity here to be one step ahead of other cities in many aspects".

For two women I've slept with in particular, it actually seemed to be a bit of a turn on while in bed, they wouldn't stop touching it.

From there, it's a bit of a hike up to the 45-bed, privately run Fluhalp Hut (tel. 27/967-2597) -- about an hour and 15 minutes with frequent rests, because the climb is often steep; the inn's red shutters and dark timbers are indeed a sight for sore legs.

She'd gone to bed with a bit of a headache.

For two women I've slept with, it actually seemed to be a bit of a turn on – while we were in bed, they wouldn't stop stroking it.

The hotel, Mama Shelter, was really cool, too – although the masks over the lights next to the bed gave me a bit of a shock.

Ours was dominated by a high bed; it was a bit of a scramble to get into it, but once there I could hang over the edge and look down through a plexiglass pane onto the excavated press.

Some key turning points are handled with plausibility stretching contrivances: the random discovery of a qualified nurse ready to quit her pub job on a whim to care for a stranger on his death bed feels like a bit of a stretch, as does the entire town listening at just the right time to hear Rex say things over the radio he struggles to articulate face to face.

The state most afflicted by bed bugs is a bit of a surprise: Ohio.

"She's just having a day in bed today, just a bit of an upset".