Sentence examples for a bit of hit from inspiring English sources

The notion T20 is too short a format to encompass a bit of ebb and flow has been banished; so, too, has the old idea it is just "a bit of hit and giggle".

For them this T20 match was not a bit of hit-and-giggle, which is how this format has too often been described.

But quarterback Kellen Moore's Heisman campaign took a bit of a hit.

But it turns out to be a bit of a hit.

"The latest figures suggest households' debt appetite has taken a bit of a hit post- referendum.

Benefits Street has become a bit of a hit in student digs.

The straight-talking model of politics has taken a bit of a hit in recent times".

After the dot-com bubble, a bit of sobriety hit Silicon Valley.

The rally in LinkedIn's share price has taken a bit of a hit from an unlikely source, one of the underwriters for its initial public offering.

Exports will take a bit of a hit and investment is expected to soften slightly, but the outlook is still rosy.

But it's undeniably fun in a summer silly season sort of way, and it could be a bit of a hit.