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

There was a bit of a network of private press fan-boys motivated ultimately by those holy moments of pure human expression that are much more common on privately released records than on mainstream releases.

After creating a bit of a network, send out a shout out asking for a variety of things.

And there is a bit of a personal network between programmers and festival heads where we will recommend films to other festivals that didn't work for us.

HaulerDeals is a bit of a niche network for young women interested in fashion.

The current five-year capital spending period, CP5, is budgeted at £38.5bn and now looks to be in a bit of a mess, while Network Rail, Mr McLoughlin and the Treasury are all fretting over a debt that is only a few years away from topping £50bn.

Users can follow other sites, which creates a bit of a Tumblr-like network of personal blogs.

As for the rest of the day, the ABC panels provided a bit of a tease for the network's other new series.

M.L.S. Ratings Climb Ratings for M.L.S. games on NBC Sports Network have received a bit of a bump from the network's extensive Olympics coverage, which includes a channel dedicated to the soccer competitions.

"In some companies the board is a bit of an old boys' network and women say 'I don't fancy going there'.

"The Early Show" is stuck in the basement, and a bit of a stepchild at its own network: nobody ever got a job running a network because they used to produce "The Early Show".

My home has always had a bit of a problem with wireless networks and I did stop by Starbucks to test out the P105 on a T-Mobile Hotspot access point.