Sentence examples for a bit of minor from inspiring English sources
"Thankfully, everyone in both vehicles was okay, except for a bit of minor whiplash, and a few scrapes on our bumper.
But whereas Langevad called for a complete redesign, Henman has indicated that he has done no more than a bit of minor tinkering.
Had I done so earlier I should probably have gone for a less problematical word, with a bit of minor (and easy) rejigging.
"We do notice a bit of minor bleaching most summers, but this year is exceptional," researcher Lyle Vail told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
He played some sustained notes and a bit of minor-key arpeggio; he worked his effects pedals, adding echoes.
A bit of a minor issue to scrap a whole hardware feature.
It was that and a propensity for sharing selfies with people like Kanye West on Instagram or flanking President Obama along with Sean Parker at a tech roundtable that made Shervin a bit of a minor celebrity among the tech set.
When you think about it, it's a bit of a minor miracle that a movie like Deadpool even exists.
I've missed the end of polo season, but I catch a bit of a minor league soccer game and in the evening, the bars are full of seniors watching the Miami Heat battle the Boston Celtics in NBA playoffs.
The situation engendered a bit of abuse and minor epithet-swapping.
After a bit of discussion and minor tweaking of excesses I've got almost identical cover to what Saga was offering – for £329.83.
