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

Shrewsbury go into 2015 top of League Two and in contention for promotion, whereas a year ago the club were in a bit of a state as they approached the end of an increasingly disillusioned Graham Turner's second stint at the helm.

Because we're in a bit of a state.

TV cookery is currently in a bit of a state.

But in his personal life, Jonathan is in a bit of a state.

And when you're in a bit of a state, you need cheering up.

"She was in a bit of a state because she was pregnant.

"This country is a bit of a police state, but mostly a pirate ship," the European security official told me.

Lasance described the moment whilst interviewed by TV Week stating: "They've always had an awesome connection and Nicole gets into a bit of a comfortable state and blurts out that she loves Aden".

In 2008, it proved to be a bit of a trap state for Republicans.

He was in a bit of a bad state, post-Edinburgh blues, depressed.

"One of the problems with the British," West says, "is that they do like a bit of a nanny state.