Sentence examples for a bit of battle from inspiring English sources

"Kevin says he is not giving up and he's digging in and showing a bit of battle.

However, unless you've trained your dog to accept booties from puppyhood, this can be a bit of battle with some dogs who won't tolerate wearing them.

"Unfortunately, I have to fight a bit of a battle to use the track at Meadowbank and we only have one in Edinburgh," she told BBC Scotland.

"It's a bit of a battle actually.

Right now, he is in a bit of a battle with Mr. Simmons over Phat Farm sneakers.

So it was a bit of a battle, but I really do trust Jason's taste and judgment.

Usually it is a bit of a battle — no pun intended BUFFET ON BROADWAY I love to catch lunch at an Indian restaurant, Indus Valley.

"It's a bit of a battle," said Pat McGrath backstage at Stella McCartney of making sure that models' tan bodies match their often paler faces.

"I was playing quite well up until the Olympics and since then it's been a bit of a battle," Murray said.

This is a more demanding enterprise than the clematis; like all good gardening, it's a bit of a battle, but essentially a compromise.

It might be a bit of a battle at times, against the logistics, the communications and all of the faffing about but this World Cup has been lifted by an exuberance; the tremendous sense of energy across the host cities.