Sentence examples for a bit of bumpy from inspiring English sources

The facade and Ionic columns have, like much of post cold war Berlin, been thoroughly scrubbed and all traces of the Wall have gone, save for a bit of bumpy cobbled paving to mark its path.

It's been a bit of a bumpy ride since.

See, the paradise has hit a bit of a bumpy patch.

This surely correctible shortcoming makes his solo dancing a bit of a bumpy ride.

"We had a bit of a bumpy start when the English came out firing and got on top of us early," Bird said.

"We've gone through a bit of a bumpy path here," he said, "and I think there's an interest both within the United States and China to get back to business as usual as quickly as possible".

The award-giving got off to a bit of a bumpy start when Billy Joel, after saluting the American troops who fought on D-Day, lost his place on the prompter, causing the proceedings to grind to a halt.

His relatively brief tenure at the helm of the largest American transit agency has been a bit of a bumpy ride, entailing a fare increase and the prospect of even worse financial conditions on the horizon.

While it wasn't my first choice of career, and after a bit of a bumpy ride trying to find the right role, I've realised the voluntary sector can be a great place for people with mental health issues to work.

Another notable tidbit from the study: Roughly seven million of those iPhone X shipments are in China, where Apple's had a bit of a bumpy ride when it comes to market share.

Because of this, he said "Panetta may have a bit of a bumpy confirmation".