Sentence examples for a bit of serial from inspiring English sources

It starts out as a bit of serial seducer's braggadocio – "I balled another young girl last night" – and gets increasingly dark and troubled, emotions amplified by Bowie's agonised, raw vocal.

Me, 5 foot and a bit of serial exercise avoidance.

Yet, even if he had been a bit of a serial shagger, what of it?

I have run my own businesses – I'm a bit of a serial entrepreneur – and she used to ask me for advice in the early days.

John is a bit of a serial entrepreneur and helped out with the Final Straw campaign.

Not surprising since she's a bit of a serial entrepreneur herself, running a small marketing firm and soon to launch an online security company called Tokinu.

"I think one could see Bobby as a bit of a playboy, a sort of serial dater without much behind it," Mr. Harris said.

Having said that, though, the man is clearly a bit of a prick and one with a serial addiction to publicity".

He concluded that serial entrepreneurship "takes a bit of arrogance and a bit of something that men have got more than women".

"Women are more nest-builders," Bannatyne continued, adding: "Women, even when they become successful, want to keep the business and focus on it". He concluded that serial entrepreneurship "takes a bit of arrogance and a bit of something that men have got more than women". But try telling that to Kilgore.

The show, with its quasi-serial structure, is a bit of a departure in format, if not in tone, for the programming block.