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

Like Debicki, I'm tall (I have a couple of inches on her 6ft 3in) and we probably make a bit of a sight, striding along the river.

GameSpot described him as "a bit of a sight gag", though noting his speed as "deceptive".

A bit of a tennis fanatic, he has his sights set on winning the Meadowbrook Country Club Tennis Championship in August.

Atkins is a bit of a poet himself, writing lyrically about the sights, sound and textures of his chosen ground.

And, at first sight, it's a bit of a puzzle.

The spectacular sight is creating a bit of a traffic nightmare around Walker Canyon, though.

"It is a bit of a hidden gem that has been hiding in plain sight.

Ken Waters, the agency's warning-coordination meteorologist in Phoenix, spoke cautiously, though, saying there is "a little bit of relief" in sight, but "not much, really," just "a bit of a drop in temperatures".

In a lowered gun stance (ready position), pull your gun up, as quickly as possible, to firing position and focus hard on the front sight of your gun, wait until you see a bit of the front sight between the rear sights and pull the trigger (this is called flash sighting ).

In a lowered gun stance (ready position), pull your gun up, as quickly as possible, to firing position and focus hard on the front sight of your gun, wait until you see a bit of the front sight between the rear sights and pull the trigger (this is the primary drill to help your get in the habit of flash sighting).

Now we're normally edgy as fuck mate, but the medieval parish is bit of a sight to behold, especially when full of blushing lights, strobing and refracting from the appropriately vivid stained-glass windows, but oi, don't tell the lads we said that alright?