Sentence examples for a bit of tire from inspiring English sources

The 911 suffers from a bit of road noise, and a bit of tire noise, which takes a little fun out of the otherwise fine Bose sound system.

What else might get in the way of enlightenment besides a bit of a spare tire?

"We wanted to keep things interesting and looked for new methods of getting the word out" says Sam. "Sometimes conventional promotion - flyers with a stock photo of the DJs and a bit of text - gets tired and uninspiring.

And your tiredness as a result of these things is a bit of a vicious circle––too tired to plan healthier food, too tired to plan a diet program, too tired to get up and exercise, and on and on it goes.

But they were beginning to tire a bit of the neighborhood's party atmosphere.

Tiffany Shlain, the founder and director of the Webbys and its nominating body, the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, did seem to tire a bit of reporters' persistent questions about sagging Net fortunes.

I know, we've all begun to tire a bit of Renzo Piano as the savior of American museums, and some of his efforts — such as the Broad Contemporary addition to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art — do little to push the art of architecture forward.

Plus, tires normally exhibit a bit of a bulge on the sidewall of radial tires.

Even on clear days, drivers experience the sensation of losing a bit of steering control as their tires move across the bridge, and many slow down as a result.

We let a bit of air out of the tires of the van and kept a constant 60 kilometers an hour.

You've said that you're tiring a bit of doing rap features, but that you'd be open to doing it if it expands your brand.