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

I'm a bit of a map geek - old maps, new maps, shipping charts, satellite images, GPS, it's all good (I've just had mild abuse involving "toggles" and "anoraks" lobbed at me in the office, to prove the point) - so it's been great fun to help build a map for BBC Sport.

Here's a bit of a map we found that gives you an idea of the complexity of the tunnels.

But for people who did lose their sight I think they've got a bit of a mental map in their minds about what things are supposed to look like, a mental image.

Blatter laid out what he called "a bit of a Formula One" road map to reform that is scheduled to end at the Fifa Congress in Mauritius in 2013.

It's a bit of a surprise that Google Maps didn't already support some of these languages already, but better late than never.

Because of this, Google has been on a bit of a publicity campaign for its maps lately and, for example, just gave The Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal an inside look at how labor intensive the process of creating accurate maps is.

Ba-Pe: They're just so thankful to be shown down this path that they might not have gone before because Shanghai was a bit of a black hole on the world map.

Everything went without a hitch after that, which allowed me to develop a bit of a crush on Nokia's photo mapping implementation.

Where Hakka cooking fits into this Asian culinary map is a bit of a puzzle.

In an interview, Mr. Scott said he felt the fuss over the maps was "a bit of a storm in a teacup" because if the phone weren't so popular, it wouldn't be gaining so much attention.

Blatter said: "We have been rather ambitious in our road map, it's a bit of a Formula One model.