The phrase "a bit of a rolling" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It could be used in informal contexts, but it would require additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "After a long day, I felt a bit of a rolling sensation in my stomach."
Alternatives: "a slight rolling" or "a touch of a roll".
The finish in Harrogate on stage one is a bit of a rolling drag up to the line, a bit like in Copenhagen where Cav became world road race champion in 2011, so that could bring in other riders like Peter Sagan.
So far as academia was concerned, Bob was a bit of a rolling stone (it might have been the sailor in him), but he stayed long enough in Baltimore for me to scrape acquaintance.
But going through the day we will see a bit of a change – with cloud rolling in from the east and by lunchtime rain for Scotland, north-west England, Northern Ireland, Wales and south-west England".
We all need to do a bit of dung rolling.
An entrepreneur spotted its potential a couple of years ago and made a deal with the council to turn it into a two-day festival, with tickets at £20 – a kind of mini-Glastonbury with music, circus events and a bit of cheese rolling thrown in.
There was a bit of eye rolling.
Reserve guard Nate Robinson was a spark plug for the Clippers in the fourth quarter, diving for loose balls, spending quite a bit of time rolling on the floor.
James marches through his cases chronologically, making for a bit of a slow start; the book gets rolling only with the Borden case, then begins to really hum as James pores over the intricacies of the "Torso Killer" in 1930s Cleveland, the Black Dahlia case, the Boston Strangler murders and others in which the bodies are still warmish.
We thought we'd get the ball rolling by having a bit of a tête-à-tête between editors Harry Cheadle and Jennifer Schaffer.
The straps that need to be put up to stop kids (or adults) rolling out make it a bit of a pain when our two-year-old cries in the night, however, and we all switch beds a few times.
RITCHIE -- It was a bit of rolling around in the sand.
