Sentence examples for a bit of operations from inspiring English sources

If the Army finds that soldiers do not take the lessons of their training game to heart, they might want to let them play a bit of Operations.

I was warned that it was a bit of wild operation.

Bathing the kids together for the first time was a bit of a haphazard operation, and even with two of us we never seemed to have quite enough hands to manage a wriggly baby and a slippery toddler.

Other councils, by comparison, have dragged their feet, despite the fact that open bidding for permission to set up or manage new schools became compulsory in 2006.The Elmgreen School is an example of what parents can do with a bit of official co-operation.

Younger shoppers pondered the indignity of having to switch their bridal registry from Fortunoff — which seemed to retain cachet despite its becoming a bit of a chain operation across the years, with 19 stores — to generic destinations like Bed, Bath & Beyond and Pottery Barn.

Getting that album out ended up being a bit of a complicated operation with a lot of sample clearances and cost delays, so we didn't put out a remix.

He told reporters as he left the £520-a-night Wellington Hospital: 'It came as a bit of a shock, but the operation was a simple procedure.

"If the injury is not so bad, as we hope, and it's just a bit of rest and no operation needed, then on the plus side he gets a bit of time off and is ready to go for the Ashes.

"We're a bit of a one-man operation at the moment but the people of Daventry saw the effort we put in during the three weeks.

But in their operations, a bit of distance would help.

"They went to Tunisia to have a bit of a holiday after the operation".