Sentence examples for a bit of finding from inspiring English sources

The lexicographers' policy on the treatment of such compounds has always struck me as inconsistent, so I should perhaps have warned you that this one takes a bit of finding.

It takes a bit of finding, and it's by no means cheap, but it is many years since I've come across somewhere more categorically worth the effort and expense.

The Orly Supercharger was hidden behind a Novotel and took a bit of finding, particularly as Tesla's built in turn-by-turn navigation system is sometimes not quite detailed enough to reliably tell which junction it's trying to get you to take when two or three are tightly packed together.

"It's a little bit of storytelling and a little bit of finding patterns in the things that we do.

We had a bit of trouble finding Irving Street, but finally arrived; I had been there before on my own.

It's just that creating the slide show involves quite a bit of work: finding the cartoons in the database, then getting the files into Photoshop, tweaking them so that they're acceptable to view online, and so on.

The installation software for Hewlett-Packard's $500 PhotoSmart S20 negative-and-photo scanner had a bit of trouble finding the hardware, but eventually everything worked out.

Mansfield had a bit of trouble finding her footing and was sent packing after a lip-sync against Las Vegas native Kimora Blac.

"I don't want to start doing the Sherlock Holmes bit of finding out who has and who hasn't watched it.

Action: Disable location services Who is this for: Anyone who feels uncomfortable with the idea of being kept under surveillance How difficult is it: A bit of effort finding and changing settings, and a bit of commitment to stay on top of any 'updates' to privacy policies which might try to revive location tracking.

You have to be a bit of a workaholic: finding the balance and boundaries to fit everything in can be a bit of a juggle.