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

But quarterback Kellen Moore's Heisman campaign took a bit of a hit.

"The latest figures suggest households' debt appetite has taken a bit of a hit post- referendum.

Benefits Street has become a bit of a hit in student digs.

The straight-talking model of politics has taken a bit of a hit in recent times".

LINKEDIN DOWNGRADE The rally in LinkedIn's stock price took a bit of a hit from an unlikely source: one of the underwriters for its initial public offering.

The rally in LinkedIn's share price has taken a bit of a hit from an unlikely source, one of the underwriters for its initial public offering.

(Suh has uncanny playmaking prowess, but there's a bit of a hit-or-miss element to his game).

BBC1's recent Saturday night offering The Magicians might have been a bit of a hit-and-miss affair, based on the questionable idea that audiences would rather see the likes of Samantha Womack or Peter Jones from Dragons' Den performing tricks rather than professional conjurors.

It lacked most of the philosophical charm of the first film, and Bekmambetov's typical nitro-charged style did a bit of a hit-and-run on any poignant statement it could have made on relationship pressures in Putin's accelerating, on-the-make new Russia.

When it comes to making money from their apps, though, mobile app developer clearly still remains a bit of a hit-driven business.

The correlation between chemical structure and activity is a bit of a hit-and-miss process at the moment.