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

"I feel we are producing a bit of a model here; it's a model that other places could easily follow.

Near my corner of Hackney, on bus routes I often use, stands a cluster of five new buildings that might be a bit of a model for London's housing future.

I think it's a bit of a model of the way Britain's relationship with Europe is going to work in the future, which is that the eurozone are going to do more integration but Britain is going to protect its interests and it's not going to give any more rights and powers to Brussels.

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

A moody player who was benched last year by his manager at the time, Grady Little, because he twice refused to pinch-hit while he had a sore throat is now a bit of a role model.

"I return a more experienced player and someone who can hopefully help the younger players and maybe be a bit of a role model for some of them," he told the club website. .

"So we set forth with a bit of a different model.

(It had been a difficult item to find initially, because it had to fit in a confined space and so was a bit of an oddball model in terms of size).

Apple hasn't been been particularly transparent about the iPhone X's numbers, in part because it's a bit of a tricky new model.

Equally, and it's shocking to say but it's true, our agencies were still working in a bit of an old-world model.

"There's a bit of a shift in our marketing model, to doing from saying," Mr. Westphal said — in other words, away from traditional ads that talk about the product to focusing on experiences that the product can offer consumers.